The Michigan High School Soccer Scoreboard

Canton 5 - Westland John Glenn 0
Goals: Dan Ovesea 2 (sophomore), Sean Balnaves (senior), Bobby Budlong (sophomore), Tyler Winningham (junior). Assists: Budlong 2, Phil Baciak (senior), Winningham. Seniors Brandon Laabs and Garren Carr split the half in goal. Canton improves record to 12-2-2 overall and maintains first place in the KLAA South at 6-1-1.

Country Day 3 - Cesar Chavez 0
Country Day goalkeepers Zachary Haapala and Andrew Smith combined for the teams 7th shutout. Jack Brown took a Kotaro Mitsuhashi free kick to score near post. Tariq Akeel scored on shots from 20 and 30 yards out, the second being assisted by Hassan Fadel. Country Day’s record is 11-4-1. Cesar Chavez has a record of 8-3.

Milford 1 - Hartland 0
At Milford, the Mavericks battled the Eagles from start to finish and emerged with a hard-fought 1-0 victory. Milford dominated the first ten minutes of the game, but had nothing to show for their efforts. Then, midway through the first half, Milford sophomore Gabe Catenacci picked up a loose ball and calmly drilled it into the upper left corner of the Hartland goal. From that point on, Hartland took the play to their opponents, but Milford senilor keeper Beau Prey stopped everything they threw at him. Also aiding the Mavericks cause were defenders Steven Lovera, Brandon Hayes, Andrew Smith and Jeff Sturgeon, while freshman Kevin Veeder was strong in the midfield. For the game, Prey registered twelve saves patroling the Milford goal, while Kevin Forster stopped five shots for Hartland. Milford is now 3-9-1 (2-6 in the KLAA), while Hartland drops to 4-7-2 (3-4-1 in the KLAA).

Eaton Rapids 2 - Fowlerville 1
Eaton Rapids record 7-9-1

Fowlerville JV 2 - Eaton Rapids JV 1

Hudsonville Freedom Christian 2 - Wyoming Tri-unity Christian 1 (OT)
Kody Koster scored 2:54 into sudden-death overtime to help Freedom Christian win its fifth-straight game. Tri-unity's Tony Smith scored 9 minutes into the game as he headed in a corner kick by Clay Prins. Freedom tied the game with 4:26 left in the game on a goal by Jesse Snellink on a pass from Koster. Freedom Christian improves to 12-5 overall and 6-1 in the River Valley Conference.

Ferndale 1 - Royal Oak Shrine 1
Ferndale is now 5-9-1 overall and 1-7 OAA White. Scoring for Ferndale was sophomore Aidan Gale assisted by sophomore Nathan Khalsa. Kevin Melnick made 5 saves to earn the tie. Up next is an away game next Tuesday against West Bloomfield at 7pm.

Lakeland 2 - Waterford Kettering 1
Kettering's Jimmy Derocher (assist Sam Akicka) scored first. Lakeland's goals were scored by Will Schwartz (assist Connor Carrigan) and Trent Sawgle.

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 2 - Notre Dame Prep 0

Avondale 3 - Farmington 2
Farmington jumped to a 2-0 lead in the first half and appeared to have the game in hand. Avondale came roaring back as Nate Chapman (Jason Chapman) scored early in the second half. Nate Chapman scored again on a PK when Ryan Williams was brought down in the penalty box. Avondale completed the comeback and salvaged the opportunity to stay in the hunt for a league championship when Ryan Williams (Nate Chapman) finished a breakaway with less than five minutes left in the game.

Bloomfield Hills Andover 4 - Berkley 3
The Barons had a great team effort and came away with a hard fought win in league play against the Bears. Andover's goals came from Will Neef (PK), Alec Prouty (Will Neef), Will Neef (Nick Shabino) and Emerson Misch (Matt Osborn). Andover is now 11-3-1 (OAA White 7-2-0). Berkley is 10-3-0 (OAA White 8-2-0).

Adams 2 - Rochester 0
Rochester opened up flat as Adams scored both goals in the first 7 minutes. The Falcons controlled the rest of the game but could not score. Rochester falls to 5-5-5 overall. The Falcons will host North Farmington tomorrow at 5:30pm.

Cranbrook Kingswood 1 - Bishop Foley 0
The goal was scored by Cameron Scott and assisted by Kyle He. Goalie Andrew Rouff had a shutout. Cranbrook's record is now 9-0-1 overall and 6-0-1 in the catholic league. CK takes on Detroit Country Day on Saturday.

Clarkston 6 - Oxford 2
In an OAA Crossover match.

Luthrean Northwest 6 - Macomb Christian 0

Traverse City Central 2 - Traverse City West 2
In Traverse City. Traverse City Central is 3-2-2 in the Big North Conference and 8-5-3 overall and Traverse City West is 4-0-1 in the Big North Conference and 7-3-3 overall.

Traverse City Central J.V. 1 - Traverse City West J.V. 1
Traverse City Central J.V. is 11-2-1 and Traverse City West J.V. is 8-1-1.

Cadillac 1 - Petoskey 0
In Cadillac. Cadillac upsets Petoskey.

Brighton 3 - Grand Blanc 2
Grand Blanc (10-1-3) overall, (7-1) KLAA.

Pontiac 3 - Hazel Park 1

Lake Orion 2 - Flushing 2

Valley Lutheran 2 - North Branch 0
North Branch keeper saves: Mike Boshell- 8 saves. North Branch Current Record: 5-9-2 . League Record(TVC East): 3-6-1.:

Valley Lutheran JV 2 - North Branch JV 1
North Branch goal: Mitchell Parmenter, Assist: Austin Walker. Keeper Saves: Dalton Luke- 15 saves.

Woodhaven 8 - Taylor Kennedy 0
Scoring for the Warriors...Alex Troisi two goals, Cody Shuckman one goal, Alan Guzman two goals, Mario Konja one goal, Zack Bennett one goal & two assists, Nick DiResta one goal & one assist, Tony DiResta three assists, Merrick Konja one assist, Austin Carevic one assist. Josh Dwornick had the shut-out. The Woodhaven season record is 9-2-0 DRL, 10-2-1 o/all.

L'Anse Creuse North 7 - Port Huron Northern 0
LCN came away with a 7-0 vicory against host Port Huron Northern. Scoring for North; Matt Gross (2), Derek Granum (2), Kyle Formanczyk (1), Ryan Driscoll (1), and Milan Isaku (1). Eni Suvari earned the shutout. Excellent game by everyone on the team tonight. Next game is home on Friday against Romeo at 4PM.

Trenton JV 1 - Carlson JV 0
Tonight the Carlson Marauders hosted the Trenton Trojans in a Downriver League matchup. Carlson lost the JV match by a final score of 1-0 on a first half goal early in the game. Carlson put a lot of pressure in the closing minutes but could not get past the Trenton net minder.

Trenton 3 - Carlson 2
The Varsity teams played to a 3-2 Trenton win the first time in a game that Trenton clearly controlled. This was a different story with a similar outcome. Trenton scored first when Dayne Patterson found the back of the night less than 4 minutes in after Matt McCourt headed the ball toward the center of the 6 yard box and Dayne finished it. Carlson did not put there heads down and was able to answer with a goal of their own 5 minutes later when Trenton played a ball back to their goalkeeper and Carlson striker Nick Rhodes was able to win the ball and finish it into the back of the net. This was all of the scoring for the first half. Carlson got the first goal of the second half when Adam Jones and Nick Rhodes split the defenders with combination passing and a good bounce to the foot of Adam Jones and he buried it into the net. Trenton answered 7 minutes later on a penalty kick by Matt McCourt after the Carlson goalkeeper made the initial save but the Carlson defenders were called for tugging on the attacker. The game ended in a 2-2 with both teams playing some great soccer. Trenton scored the game winner on a corner kick that found the head of Gianni DiPoce just 4 minutes into overtime. Carlson definitely played a strong game but fell short. Carlson will next host Truman on Monday night.

Redford Union 3 - Redford Thurston 2
Redford Union goals by:Lewis Ellis, Francis Mensah, Anthony Stadler. Redford Thurston goals by: Dillon Crompton & Frank Sirwaitis. Redford Union is now 7-5-1 overall and 3-1-1 in WWAC.

Mason 10 - Lansing Sexton 0
Mason's record: 12-1-3 (6-0 in CAAC Red).

Dearborn 4 - Dearborn Heights Crestwood 1
At Crestwood, the Dearborn Pioneers beat their crosstown rival Dearborn Heights Crestwood 4-1 in a hard fought and close WWAC league match. Scoring for Dearborn was Ali Jawad (2), Evan Gage, and Hassan Saab. Assists credited to Ahmad Jawad, Norman Orabi, and Paul Pallas. Dearborn improves to 11-5 on the year and 5-0 in the WWAC. Crestwood falls to 1-3-1 in the league.

Bloomfield Hills Andover 3 - Oxford 0
The Barons came away with the win in league play against the Wildcats. Andover's goals came from Will Neef, Dylan Jones (Matt Wyman) and Will Neef (Jonah Yousif). Sam Kirshenbaum and Truman Lorick split the shutout in net, which was the 7th of the season for the Barons. Andover is now 10-3-1 (OAA White 6-2-0). Oxford is 7-6-1 (OAA White 2-6-1). Tomorrow Andover continues league play against Berkley.

Oscoda 11 - Whittemore-Prescott 0
Wednesday night the Oscoda Owls took just 40 minutes to complete their Undefeated Conference season. The Owls finished a perfect 6-0 in the very first soccer season of the new Huron Shores Conference. The Owls increased their overall record to 14-2-1 by blanking the Whittemore-Prescott Cardinals, 11-0. At the end of 18 minutes the Owls starters had scored a total of 6 goals so coach Gary Schneider sent in the 10 players left on the bench and they managed to punch in another 5 goals by the halftime buzzer and the game was ended by Mercy Rule.
Brandon McCausey, Kyle Wheatley and Josh DeOrnellas each scored twice in the opening minutes of the match. McCausey also earned 3 assists and Wheatley was credited with 2. Kyle Griffin, Bo Huebel, Brenden Eberhardt, Eric Dennis and Evan Dennis all tallied lone shots. The goals by Huebel and Eric Dennis were the first of their varsity careers. Kevin Leveille earned two assists. Nick Priebe, Griffin, Eberhardt and Evan Dennis each tallied an assist.
Jeremy Smith earned his 7th shutout of the season, stopping the one shot that the Cardinals managed. The defense was led by Tyler Davie with 4 steals and 2 intercepts. Noah Vargas, John McDonald and Chris Yates each tallied 3 intercepts.
The Owls travel to Standish on Monday and then return home for their last three matches of the regular season. They host Cheboygan on Wednesday the 6th, Gladwin Skeels on the 11th (Senior Night) and finish with a strong Valley Lutheran squad on the 14th.

Madison Hts. Lamphere 2 - Port Huron 1

Cranbrook 4 - Shrine 0
Goals were scored for Cranbrook by Sr. Connor Sakwa, Sr. Chandler Burch, Fr. John Whiting, and Fr. Sam Orley. These goals were assisted by Elliot Rosenfeld, John Whiting ( 2 assists), and Chandler Burch. Andrew Rouff had a shutout in net. The teams record overall is now 8-0-1 and 5-0-1 in the Catholic League.

Birmingham Roeper 6 - University Liggett 4
Roeper 6-5-1 (4-4).

Canton 12 - Wayne Memorial 0
In a game called at halftime. Seniors Brandon Laabs and Garren Carr split the half in goal. Canton goals: 3 for Ryan Killgore, 2 each for Shean Krolicki and Bryan Ren, and 1 each for Brian Berinti, Bobby Budlong, Garrett Derian-Toth, Cody Kahrs and Dan Ovesea. Assists: 2 each for Berinti and Budlong, and 1 each for Derian-Toth, Steven Murphy, Ovesea, Griffin Parks, Tyler Winningham and Neil Zech.

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 1 - Orchard Lake St. Mary's 0

Eaton Rapids 2 - Haslett 0
Eaton Rapids record is 6-9-1.

Eaton Rapids JV 1 - Haslett JV 1

St. John Jesuit Academy (Toledo) 1 - Lake Orion 0

Ypsilanti Lincoln 3 - Ann Arbor Skyline 1
Skyline controlled a good aspect of the first half and capitalized on a corner that slipped through Jeremy Ritchey's hands. Halftime Skyline 1 - Lincoln 0. But the tide sure did change in the favor of the Railsplitters. Scott Chatfield was moved from his defensive position to upfront and got a nice cross from Nate Simonds to tie up the game. Shortly after, Chatfield sent Justin Ritchey on a nice through ball and a great finish by Ritchey. Lincoln solidified the victory with a nice head ball goal by Simonds by a cross from Connor Smith. Lincoln moves to 12-3 and 6-1 in the SEC.

Troy JV 2 - Rochester JV 0

Troy 1- Rochester 0
Rochester battled unbeaten and #3 ranked Troy even for 80 minutes, but was unable to find the back of the net as the Falcons fell 1-0. Senior AJ Kalina scored a beautiful goal midway through the 1st half that proved to be the game winner. Most of the game was played in the middle of the field as both defenses were outstanding. Rochester pressured late in the game and had their best opportunity with 1:40 left however a nice shot by Senior Joey Franchini sailed just wide of the post. Franchini was solid all night for the Falcons as was Junior Alex Thaden and Freshman Spiro Pliakos. Senior Chris Stewart made 4 saves for Rochester. With the loss, the Falcons drop to 5-4-5 overall and 1-1-1 in the OAA Red. Rochester will next play at rival Adams Thursday at 7:00pm.

Avondale 4 - Ferndale 1
Avondale's Dylan Kennedy (Matt Krupa) scored in the fist half and Jason Chapman,
Ryan Williams (Joe Davison) and Matt Krupa (Kennedy) scored in the second half to lead the Yellowjackets (10-4, 9-1 OAA White).

Lakeland 1 - Walled Lake Central 0
Lakeland's goal was scored by junior Troy Baertson (assist junior Johannes Kaiser). Ben Lang recorded his 8th shutout of the year. Lakeland improves to 8-3-3 (4-2-1 KLAA North) and Central falls to 6-7-0 (4-3-0 KLAA North).

Pinckney 1 - Milford 0
At Pinckney, the Pirates proved the dominant side in terms of ball possession and scoring chances, but the Mavericks were able to stay in the game thanks to another stellar performance in net by senior goalkeeper Beau Prey. Pinckney finally broke through when senior Alex Kurz scored on a volley from point blank range with 13 minutes remaining in the second half. The Mavericks attempted to mount a comeback behind junior midfielder Dylan Polcyn and freshman forward Kevin Veeder, but they couldn't find the back of the net. For the night, Prey registered 16 saves in goal for the Mavericks. With the win, Pinckney moves to 4-8-1 (3-3-1 in the KLAA), while Milford falls to 2-9-1 (1-6 in the KLAA).

Brother Rice 1 - Detroit Novi Catholic Central 0
Matt Biehl scored the only goal, with an assist from Adam Gorski. Griffin MacAloon recorded the shutout.

Hudsonville Freedom Christian 3 - Muskegon Catholic Central 0
Freedom Christian scored three second-half goals in a 6-minute stretch en route to a River Valley Conference win. The Falcons got goals from Tyler Carlson, Kody Koster and Jon Vigil. Nate Colby had two assists. MCC missed on two penalty kicks late in the game. Falcons goalie Ryan Kayyali earns his seventh shutout of the season. Freedom improves to 11-5 overall and 5-1 in the River Valley. MCC falls to 4-8, 0-6.

Bloomfield Hills Lahser 4 - Royal Oak 0
At Royal Oak . Fairly even play in the first half with nether team showing anything for their efforts. The second half turning to mostly Knights. In his first game up from Junior Varsity, Florian Busch scored with just over 4 minutes in on an assist by Mike Henderson. Twelve minutes later Mike Henderson sent it in off a stoppage and Florian Busch headed it in. Erik Kelly continued the scoring off a pass from Florian Busch. Jamie Peters completed the scoring off a free kick from 30 yards out. Evan Wahl had a couple of outstanding saves to keep the sheet clean for Lahser. Lahser’s overall record stands at 11-3-1, 4-1-1 OAA Red. Royal Oak 2-9-2, 1-3-2 OAA Red.

Salem 3 - South Lyon 2
Salem 6-5-3, 4-3. South Lyon is 1-6 in the KLAA Central.

Ann Arbor Huron 8 - Ypsilanti 1
AA Huron secures 10th win: improves to 10-2-1. Huron struggled to get past a determined Ypsilanti team this evening. Huron scored twice in the first 10 minutes of the game, but the scoreline held until midway through the second half. Ypsilanti was able to close to within 3-1, but then Huron scored 5 unanswered goals. Goal Summary: 1. Jesse Buchsbaum (Grant Steinhauser); 2. Ryan Embree (Matt Ybarra); 3. Steinhauser (penalty kick); 4. Gary Huang - Note: 1st varsity goal (assisted by Steve Weidenbach); 5. Reid McCallister (Steinhauser); 6. McCallister (Ybarra and Ashesh Prakash); 7. Huang (McCallister); 8. Ybarra (Carlo Zensus).Huron Shots: 29 (16 on goal), 8 corners; Ypsilanti 9 shots (2 on goal), 3 corners. AA Goalie David Hinz: 1 save; Ypsilanti Goalie: 8 saves.

Walled Lake Western 4 - Waterford Mott 0
Western led 1-0 at the half from a Blake Hunter goal. Michael Moretto added a goal, and Kyle Alsheskie scored twice for the Warriors, and Jimmy Hague had the shutout. Western are now 6-4-2 overall (4-2-1 in the KLAA North). Mott are 6-7-1 (2-5-0).

Saline 1 - Dexter 0
Dexter now 5-8-3 (3-3-1 SEC) Saline 5-7-5 (4-3-2 SEC)

Dexter JV 1 - Saline JV 1

Berkley 1 - Farmington 0
Goal scored by Jory Finkelberg, assisted by Ryan Schippel. Josh Shifman recorded the shutout. Berkley moves to 10-2 (8-1 OAA White).

Grand Blanc 8 - Howell 0
Grand Blanc (10-0-3) Overall, (7-0) KLAA.

Southfield Christian 3 - Lutheran Westland 2

Detroit U of D Jesuit 3 - Warren DeLaSalle 2
Trevor Bonventre had 2 goals early in the first half before DeLaSalle answered back. The second half stared with UDJ holding on to a 2-1 lead. DeLaSalle eventually tied up the game and it looked like a repeat in score from the first outing, when Michael Ayres put one past the keeper to put Jesuit on top where they remained. Goalkeeper Max Harris saved 20 shots to keep the game in the win column. UDJ is 7-3-3 overall, 6-0-2 in the Catholic League.

North Branch 4 - Millington 3
Goals: Cody Schwartz-3, Landon Orr-1. Assist: Austin Kipp-1, Garrett Washington-1, Gabriel Perez-2. Keeper Saves: Mike Boshell- 12 saves. Current Record: 5-8-2 . League Record(TVC East): 3-5-1.

Redford Union 4 - Belleville 3
Redford Union goals scored by: Jaak Mejia, Joe Griffin, Jarrett DeKlein and Francis Mensah Redford Union is now 6-5-1 overall and 2-1-1 in WWAC.

Birch Run 2 - Saginaw Valley Lutheran 1
Goals for Birch Run Laban Searson and Dallas VanDuesen. Caleb Slavik and Matt Grim 1 assist each. Keeper Kevin Abdella 5 Saves. Sensation game by Lupe Ruiz man marking Valley Lutheran's top player Adam Kundinger holding him in check for the game. Birch Run improves it's overall record to 12-1 and 7-1 in the Tri-Valley East conference moving into first place.

Mason 8 - Jackson Lumen Christi 0
Mason's record: 11-1-3 (5-0 CAAC Red). Lumen's record: 4-8 (1-4 CAAC Red).

L'Anse Cruese North 3 - Fraser 1
The LCN boys revenged an earlier loss of 3-0 against Fraser with a 3-1 victory on their home turf. North was down early in the 2nd half 1-0 when Derek Granum followed up a shot by Ryan Driscoll for the first goal. The 2nd goal again by Granum came off a half volley into the back of the net to make it 2-1. Granum then finished off the natural hat trick with a PK drawn by Blain Sackett. Eni Suvaia earned the victory in net with 5 saves. Excellent game by the defense of Nate Peters, Darian, Tosoto and the rest of the team.

Woodhaven 10 - Taylor Truman 2
Scoring for the Warriors were Merrick Konja 2 goals-three assists, Tony DiResta two goals-2 assists, Mario Konja two goals-one assist, John Mertic one goal, Alex Troisi two goals, Austin Carevic one goal, Zack Bennett one assist, Alan Guzman two assists, Austin Ruddell one assist. Woodhaven's season record is 8-2-0 in DRL and 9-2-1 o/all.

Dearborn 5 - Dearborn Edsel Ford 0
At Dearborn, the Pioneers beat crosstown rival Edsel Ford 5-0 in a WWAC league match. Scoring for Dearborn: Ahmad Jawad, Norman Orabi, Hassan Saab, and Brett Walker (2). Assists for Dearborn: Bilal Jawad, Evan Gage, Hassan Saab, and Evan Behrendt. Dearborn improves to 10-5 overall and 4-0 in the WWAC. Edsel Ford is 3-2 in the league.

Allen Park JV 2 - Carlson JV 0
The Marauders hosted the Jaguars from Allen Park tonight for a DRL match. Allen Park JV scored in the first half and added an insurance goal in the second half to win this one by a final of 2-0.

Allen Park 4 - Carlson 0
The Marauders won the last meeting when they scored the game winning goal with about 90 seconds left in the match. The two teams fought hard in this one and Allen Park struck first in the 32nd minute. They added a second goal before the intermission. Allen Park added two more second half goals and finished with a 4-0 win over the Marauders. Allen Park played a solid 80 minutes in this one and outlasted the Marauders.

Country Day 2 - Ann Arbor Huron 1
Huron scored on a shot from the top of the box by Kevin Steinhauser (46th Minute) that deflected off a Country Day defender past Country Day freshman goalkeeper Zachary Haapala. Country Day evened the score early in the second half on a goal by Tariq Akeel (Jack Brown). A few minutes later Country Day senior forward Kotaro Mitsuhashi was tripped at the top of the box and successfully made the penalty kick. Country Day’s record is 10-4-1. Hurons record is 9-2-1. Game notes: Huron shots 20 (8 on goal); 5 corners; Detroit Country Day: 3 shots (3 on goal); 1 corner. The starting goalies for both teams had to leave the game early due to injuries. AAH: Drew Shepherd 1 save; David Hinz 0 saves; DCD: goalies combined to make 7 saves.

N. Farmington 2 - Oxford 1

Lutheran Northwest 4 - Baptist Park 1

Trenton 2 - Southgate 1 (SO)
After two 10 minute OTs, Trenton wins 3-1 in shoot out after 4 shooters. Trenton's record imroves to 9-3-0 o/all, 9-1-0 DRL. Southgate's DRL record drops to 8-2-0.

Southgate JV 4 - Trenton JV 2

Oscoda 7 - Alcona 2
Monday night the Oscoda Owls soccer team did something that has never been done before and captured the first ever Huron Shores Conference Boys Soccer Championship. The Owls raised their conference record to 5-0 with a victory over Alcona, 7-2. The Owls will play at Whittemore-Prescott on Wednesday at 5:00pm to finish their first conference schedule with the new league.
Oscoda opened the scoring in the 7th minute when Anthony Alderete drove to the net and was fouled. Alderete was awarded a Penalty Kick which he converted for the games first goal. Just 28 seconds later Oscoda scored again when Kyle Wheatley hit Tyler Davie with a pass that Davie blasted past the Tiger goalkeeper. In the 17th minute Wheatley drove the net and took a shot which the keeper stopped but Wheatley collected the rebound and scored. Oscoda finished the scoring in the 36th minute when Wheatley floated a corner kick into the goalmouth and Kyle McCausey headed it into the net giving Oscoda a 4-0 halftime lead.
The second half turned into the Kyle Wheatley show as he scored three times in 27 seconds. His second goal of the match came from a direct kick 30 yards out that went through the goalkeepers hands. Seconds later he scored his third after he was awarded a Penalty Kick. Goal number four came when Kyle McCausey passed him a ball through traffic that he put into the corner of the net.
Alcona managed two goals in the second half. Alex Cole converted a Penalty Kick just two minutes into the second half. The second came in the 66th minute by Roddy Forsythe, after Oscoda Coach Gary Schneider had emptied his bench and sat most of the starters. Schneider was pleased with his squads performance, "We played like a team tonight. Excellent passing and ball control. A very strong showing overall."
Brandon McCausey led the defense with 7 steals and 8 intercepts. Kevin Leveille notched 3 steals and 5 intercepts. Buddy Jackson finished with 3 and 5. Jeremy Smith made 10 saves in goal and was aided by two non-keeper saves by McCausey and one each from Leveille and Shaye Thurston. Oscoda's overall record stands at 13-2-1.

Groves 2 - Bloomfield Hills Andover 0
Groves' Zach Olmstead got the 1st goal 10 minutes into the game on a PK. Halftime 1-0. Groves second goal came with 5 minutes remaining in the game from Dan Parker assisted by Adrian Davies. Groves moves to 10-4-2 overall and 5-2-1 in the OAA White.

Troy Athens 2 - Livonia Stevenson 1
In a rivalry dating back 30 years, Athens scored a 2nd half goal to break a 1-1 deadlock to gain a 2-1 victory over the Spartans from Livonia Stevenson. Nick Kroppe staked the Redhawks to an early lead 20 minutes into the 1st half before Stevenson equalized. With just under 20 minutes to play, Tyler Channell scored what proved to be the game-winner for the 5-4-2 Redhawks. With the loss, Stevenson drops to 8-2-1.

Dexter 0 - Plymouth 0
Dexter now 5-7-3.

Dexter JV 1 - Plymouth JV 1

Walled Lake Western 3 - Waterford Mott 2
Western ran out to a 2-0 lead at the half. Mott came back to level the match with Western winning on a late goal. Scoring for Western (5-4-2 overall, 3-2-1 in KLAA North) were Chace Davies, Michael Camilleri, and Kyle Alsheskie. Scoring for Mott (6-6-1 overall, 2-4 in KLAA North) were Austin Mace and Caleb Mathers.

Rochester Adams 7 - Anchor Bay 1

Mason 2 - Saginaw Heritage 2
Mason's record: 10-1-3.

Ypsilanti Lincoln 2 - Bedford 0
The Railsplitters were in for a long night when Momo Kaba was sent off in the first 5 minutes for an apparent head but. With that, the Railsplitters controlled the game with only 10 players. The defense and midfield absolutely controlled every aspect of the match. Great goal to get the splitters rolling by Justin Ritchey with an assist going to Connor Smith. The Railsplitters put the game out of reach with their second goal by Nate Simonds with the assist going to Justin Ritchey. Shutout number 8 for goalie Jeremy Ritchey. Lincoln now moves to 11-3 and 5-1 in the SEC.

Lake Orion 2 - Grosse Pointe South 0
Lake Orion goals scored by James Gillen and Blake Skamiera. Ian Cheverier earns the shutout. (Lake Orion 5-4-1 overall, 3-3-0 OAA).

Canton 1 - Northville 0
At Canton, game's only goal scored with less than 10 minutes in the match: Shean Krolicki (junior) from Dan Ovesea (sophomore). Senior Brandon Laabs gets the shutout for Canton. Chiefs improve record to 10-2-2 (overall) and are tied for first in KLAA South with Livonia Churchill at 4-1-1.

Country Day 1 - Brother Rice 0
Country Day led at halftime as Kotaro Mitsuhashi played a nice 1 -2 with Arnold Reed and finished with a driven shot on the ground to the back post. Zachary Walker earned the teams 6th shutout of the season and improved DCD’s record to 9-4-1. Brother Rice is now 7-2-2.

Avondale 4 - Royal Oak 1
In a crossover game with the visiting Ravens, Avondale scored two goals in each half to earn the victory. Kyle Redwine (Ryan Williams) and Joe Davison (Dylan Kennedy) scored in the first half. Nathan Chapman (Ryan Williams) and Joe Davison (Dylan Kennedy) scored in the second for Avondale (9-4, 7-1 OAA White).

Roeper 3 Lenawee Christian 0
Roeper 5-5-1

Hudsonville Freedom Christian 2 - Fowlerville 0
Nate Colby and Jesse Snellink scored for Freedom Christian in a non-league game. Freedom goalkeeper Ryan Kayyali stopped seven shots to earn his sixth shutout of the season. Freedom, which outshot the Gladiators 19-7, improves to 10-5 overall.

Brother Rice 3 - Divine Child 2

Cranbrook 4 - Cabrini 4-0
Both goalies Joey Legrasso and Andrew Rouff had shutouts. Sr. Captain Connor Sakwa had 2 goals. Jr. Kyle He had 1 goal. Sr. Jake Kernen had 1 goal. Fr. John Whiting, Soph. Jason Miller, and Fr. Sam Orley each had 1 assist. Cranbrook's record is now 7-0-1 and 4-0-1 in the Catholic League.

Bad Axe 2 - Harbor Beach 0

North Branch JV 1 - Goodrich JV 6
Goals: Jarred Buckner.Keeper Saves: Dalton Luke- 7 saves, Troy Manthie-11 saves.

Groves 4 - Avondale 0
Groves goals by Zach Olmstead(2), Dan Parker, and Dylan Begun. Jake Timmis gets the shutout in goal. Groves is now 9-4-2, and 4-2-1 in OAA White. Avondale drops their first league game and is now 6-1 in OAA White.

Grand Blanc 1 - Milford 0
At Grand Blanc, the outmanned Milford Mavericks used the acrobatic goalkeeping of senior Beau Prey to hold off the Bobcats until the midway point of the second half. Finally, sophomore midfielder Yamann Sahlool found paydirt with a blast off the underside of the crossbar from fifteen yards out. From there, Prey and his defensive mates held firm to give their side an opportunity for an equalizer that never came. On the night, Prey proved to be a near impenetrable wall, stopping 26 shots and giving him a total of 50 saves in the two games against Grand Blanc (both 1-0 defeats). With the victory, Grand Blanc improves to 9-0-3 overall, 6-0 in the KLAA, while Milford falls to 2-7-1 overall, 1-5 in the KLAA. Tyler Yachcik picked up the clean sheet in net for the Bobcats, turning away 2 shots.

Eaton Rapids 8 - Ionia 1
Eaton Rapids record is 5-9-1 (1-2 CAAC Gold).

Lakeland 1 - Walled Lake Northern 1
Lakeland's goal by Will Schwartz (assist Jesse Hauck) and WL Northern's goal was scored by Brent McClure (assist Kyle Rutz). Ben Lang made 8 saves for Lakeland and Mitchell Thompson made 10 for Northern. Northern is 10-0-3 and Lakeland is 7-3-3.

Dearborn, 2 - Lahser 1
At Dearborn, the host Pioneers defeated the visiting Lahser Knights 2-1 in an intense and well played game. Scoring for Dearborn was Ahmad Jawad in the first half and it was assisted by his brother Ali Jawad. Lahser also scored in the first half on a fine set piece. In the second half, Ali Jawad scored the game winner and it was assisted by Paul Pallas. Dearborn is 9-5 on the year and Lahser is 10-3-1.

Dexter 0 - Ypsilanti 0
Dexter now 5-7-2 (3-2-1 SEC).

Dexter JV 5 - Ypsilanti JV 1

Traverse City Central JV 5 - Alpena JV 0
In Traverse City. Traverse City Central Junior Varsity is 9-2 and Alpena Junior Varsity is 3-3-3
Shots on Goals: Traverse City Central Junior Varsity 18 and Alpena Junior Varsity 0.

Traverse City Central 5 - Alpena 0
Traverse City Central is 3-2 in the Big North Conference and 8-5-1 overall and Alpena is 0-5 in the Big North Conference and 4-6 overall. Shots on Goals: Traverse City Central 20, Alpena 0. Traverse City Central broke a school record for most offenses with 19. That's right! 19 offenses!

Canton 3 - Plymouth 1
Canton goals: Connor Furgason (junior) from Tyler Winningham (junior); Shean Krolicki (junior) from Furgason; Bobby Budlong (sophomore) from Griffin Parks (freshman). Plymouth goal: Conor Downey (senior) from Andrew Yoder (senior). Keepers: Canton - Brandon Laabs (senior); Plymouth - Kyle Brindza (senior, 1st half) and Rene Mejia (junior, second half). Canton record 9-2-2 (4-1-1 in KLAA South). Plymouth is 4-2-0 in the KLAA South.

Troy 3 - Troy Athens 2

Walled Lake Western 3 - Waterford Kettering 0
Kyle Alsheskie scored twice for the Warriors and Blake Hunter once as Western improve to 4-4-2 (2-2-1 KLAA North).

Hudsonville Freedom Christian 3 - Grand Rapids NorthPointe Christian 1
Jesse Snellink scored twice to help Freedom Christian win a chippy game over River Valley Conference rival NorthPointe Christian. Snellink scored on his own rebound after taking a penalty shot to start the second half. Jake Westra also scored for the Falcons. Freedom improves to 9-5 overall and 4-1 in the conference. NorthPointe falls to 4-6-1 overall and 2-3 in conference.

Novi Detroit Catholic Central 4- Gabriel Richard 1
CC is now 7-3-1.

Oscoda 4 - Gladwin Skeels Christian 1
The Oscoda Owls soccer team faced off with the Skeels Christian Eagles in Gladwin on Thursday night. The Owls were victorious, 4-1, pushing there season record to 12-2-1. The Eagles packed the goalbox with 10 players and played defense, intent on stopping the powerful Oscoda offense. The tactic worked for the first 20 minutes and the Eagles were even able to bust out and surprise the sleepy Oscoda defense with a strike and goal in the 20th minute. The Owls answered back a minute later when Kyle Wheatley took an Evan Dennis pass and found just enough space to get the ball into the net. That was the end of the first half scoring.
Oscoda wasted no time in the second half as Wheatley again found the net in the 44th minute. Wheatley went on a scoring spree after that and scored twice more in the 48th and 54th minutes to seal the win. Anthony Alderete and Jarred Little both earned assists. Oscoda outshot the Eagles, 27-3, but few of the shots were clean through the tangle of legs and bodies congesting the box.
The Owls return to action on Monday night at home when the host fellow Huron Shores Conference member Alcona. Monday will be the Owls Annual AYSO Night with the local soccer program being honored. This has become a favorite of the young players as they get to "run the field" in their uniforms at halftime. Game time will be at 7:00pm.

Southfield Christian 2 - Inter-City Baptist 1

Ypsilanti Lincoln 2 - Tecumseh 1
A tough game between two SEC White rivals. The Indians played very well in the first half, but seemed to fade during the second half. Lincoln's fitness was the key to this game. Lincoln's constant and quick transitions seemed to be too much and finally the Splitters connected on the winning goal with about 14 minutes to play. Momo Kaba netted two and Jeremy Ritchey insured the victory in net. Lincoln moves to 10-3 overall and 4-1 in the SEC White. Next up, Bedford on Saturday night.

North Farmington 3 - Birmingham Seaholm 0

Ann Arbor Huron 3 - Bedford 0
The River Rats put in another strong team effort behind first half goals from Matt Ybarra in the 15th minute assisted by Jeff Camalo, and Steve Weidenbach in the 40th minute assisted by Jesse Buchsbaum. Huron scored its third goal on a penalty kick by Grant Steinhauser in the 71st minute. Drew Shepherd had four saves in the team’s eighth shutout of the season. General stats: Huron 17 shots (10 shots on goal); 2 corners; Bedford 5 shots (4 on goal); 0 corners.
Huron improves to 9-1-1 overall and 6-0 in the SEC. Bedford is 5-4-2 overall.

Perry 8- Portland 0
Perry goals, Austin Dunn 2, Nathan Parker 2, Russel Sherman 2, Chase Dunn 1, TJ Ball 1. Assists, Austin Dunn 3, Jordan Killingworth 2, Eric Bickerstaff 2, TJ Ball 1, Perry 9-2-1 , 3-0 CAAC White.

Waterford Mott 4 - Walled Lake Central 3
The Corsairs received goals from senior James Kennedy (2), sophomore Ricky Smith and junior Colin Larkin en route to the victory. Central also received a two goal performance from senior Chad Russell. Mott moves to 6-5-2 (2-3 KLAA North) while Central falls to 3-2 in the division.

Plymouth Christian 2 - Lutheran-Westland 1
PCA's overall record is 6-4 and 4-3 in the MIAC Blue.

Detroit U of D Jesuit 5 - Orchard Lake St. Mary's 1
Robby Wilson had two goals, with assists being earned by Dugan Rozman and Jack Cunningham. Cameron Roberts scored, assisted by Theo Czajkowski. Jack Cunningham had two goals, assisted by Cameron Roberts and Michael Ayres. UDJ had 34 shots on goal, while Evan Jackson in net had 8 saves. U of D Jesuit is 6-3-3 overall, 5-0-2 in the Catholic League.

Birch Run 3 - Caro 0
Matt Grim 1 goal 1 assist, Caleb Slavik 1 goal, Sean Neagele 1 goal, Dallas VanDuesen 1 assist, Keeper Kevin Abdella had 6 saves and recorded his 10th shutout of the season. Kevin made two game changing saves early in the game until Birch run found it's rhythm. Birch Run is 11-1 overall and 6-1 in the Tri-Valley East Conference. Next game Monday 9-27 at Saginaw Valley Lutheran @ 4:30pm.

North Branch 4 - Garber 0
Goals:, Mike Laakso-1, Landon Orr-1, Garrett Washington-1, Gabriel Perez-1. Assist: Mike Laakso-1, Landon Orr-1, Cody Schwartz-1, Jeremy Sutton-1. Keeper Saves: Luke Smith 2 saves, Donley Spencer-3 saves. North Branch current Record: 4-8-2 , League Record(TVC East): 2-5-1.

Mason 4 - Jackson Northwest 1
Mason's record: 10-1-2 (4-0 CAAC Red).

Farmington 1 - Bloomfield Hills Andover 0

Woodhaven 5 - Allen Park 1
The Warriors of Woodhaven welcomed Downriver League rivals, the Jaguars of Allen Park for their return match of the season. The Warriors were first to settle and moved the ball around very well but some early opportunities were an indication that the Jags would make it tough. Tony DiResta scored at the 15 minute mark, following good work by Mario Konja. There were some very exciting chances by the Warriors but the Jags keeper was solid. At the 32 minute spot, it was Alan Guzman who notched number two for Woodhaven with a nice left footed shot to the lower left corner, assisted by Austin Carevic. HT 2-0.
The Warriors defense were excellent in the first half. thwarting all efforts from a feisty Jags team but their offense were certainly doing their job well. Mario Konja scored with only two minutes gone in the half, to give the Warriors a little more relief. This goal was assisted by Alex Troisi. Three minutes later, it was Alex Troisi who scored after some spectacular work, after receiving a pass from Mario Konja. Allen Park had some nice opportunities and were very dangerous at times but keeper, Jamal Safah was playing excellent in goal and his defense were doing outstanding work in shutting down the Jags offense threats. At the 29 minute mark, it was Mario Konja who scored to pretty much put the lid on a victory. This was assisted by Tony DiResta. When it looked like a well deserved shut-out for the Warriors, the Jags were awarded a penalty with no time on the clock. The penalty was converted. Playing well for the Warriors were Jamal Safah in goal, in defense, there was Nick DiResta, Zack Bennett and John Mertic. Possibly players of the game were Daniel Scipione and Nick Foggia. Austin Carevic played well along with outstanding forwards Mario Konja, Alex Troisi and Tony DiResta. The Woodhaven season record stands at 7-2-0 in DRL and 8-2-1 o/all. Allen Park are 2-5-0 in DRL.

Oscoda 1 - Tawas 0
Oscoda's varsity soccer team continued their remarkable season on Wednesday night. For the first time the Owls defeated the Tawas Braves twice in a season with a 1-0 victory. "Tawas came to play tonight", was heard throughout the crowd after the game. Oscoda secured their victory when Kyle McCausey took a beautiful cross from deep in the corner from Anthony Alderete and buried it pass the Tawas keeper in the 65th minute.
"After a sluggish 1st half, the team settled down and controlled the second half", was Coach Gary Schneider take. "The defense kept Tawas away from our goal and we got some quality shots. We got excellent play from Evan Dennis, Brandon McCausey, Patrick Maher and Noah Vargas."
Vargas and Buddy Jackson led the defense with four steals each. Jackson was also credited with a non-keeper save. Brandon McCausey led the defense in intercepts, clearing five Tawas passes out of the zone. Jeremy Smith earned his sixth shutout of the season , making 7 saves.
The Owls improve to 11-2-1 on the year and 4-0 in Huron Shores Conference play. The Owls travel to Gladwin on Thursday to face Skeels Christian at 5:00pm.

Dearborn 6 - Redford Union 0
At Dearborn, the Pioneers defeated the visiting Cougars from Redford Union 6-0 in a WWAC league match. Scoring for Dearborn: Ali Jawad (2), Paul Pallas, Bilal Jawad, Evan Gage, and Ahmed Sabbagh. Assists for Dearborn: Ali Jawad (2), Ahmad Jawad (2), Hassan Saab, and Evan Gage. Dearborn is 8-5 and 3-0 in the WWAC. Keeper Ramee Naja recorded his 6th shut-out.

Carlson travelled to Southgate to begin the second leg of the DRL season tonight. The JV teams took the field first. Southgate scored first in the 14th minute. Carlson answered just 3 minutes later with a goal from Chris Pavela, assisted by Mario Parody. The match was tied at 1's at half. Southgate scored in the 38th minute and once again in the 68th minute. Picking up all three goals for Southgate was Kyle Johnston.

Carlson 1 - Southgate 0 (OT)
The varsity teams were up next in a highly anticipated rematch of the first league game of the season in which Southgate pulled out the 2-1 victory in the 17th minute of overtime. Southgate has continued their success and came into this game as the only unbeaten team in the Downriver League. These two teams played up and down the field and utilized the full width. At the half time intermission, the score was knotted at 0-0. The teams went back and forth each controlling short bursts in the second half until the clock expired with the game still knotted at zeros. Carlson had the opening kickoff and lost the ball deep into the Southgate end. Southgate went onto a quick counterattack and Carlson was forced to quickly regroup. In the 8th minute of overtime, Carlson striker Kyle Krzesowik finally knocked the ball past the Southgate keeper Gideon Massengill, assisted by Nick Rhodes and Andreas Gikas. Carlson wins this rematch by a final of 1-0. This was the 6th shutout on the season for Carlson goalkeeper Andy Bobowski. Southgate drops to 8-1-0 in the league and 9-1-0 overall. Carlson improves to 6-3-0 in the league and 9-6-0 overall. Carlson will host Allen Park and Trenton next week while Southgate will visit Allen Park on Friday before hosting Trenton and visiting Truman next week.

Trenton 4 - Melvindale 0
Trenton's record improves to 8-3-0 o/all, 8-1-0 DRL. Melvindale's DRL record is now 3-6-0.

Trenton JV 1 - Melvindale JV 1

Woodhaven JV 1 - Allen Park JV 1
The Woodhaven Warrior’s salvaged a tie with a late goal by Mark Ditzhazy. Cameron Karagitz chipped in with the assist. The Warrior’s are 5-2-3 overall.

Clio JV 5 - North Branch JV 0
Keeper Saves: Dalton Luke- 10 saves. Current Record: 1-6-1.

Bloomfield Hills Andover 5 - Pontiac 3
The Barons stayed undefeated in league play with their win against the Phoenix. Andover's goals came from Matt Osborn, Nick Shabino (Alec Prouty/Truman Lorick), Matt Wyman (Alec Prouty), Ben Kileen (Nick Shabino) and Nathan Elkus (Matt Osborn). Scoring for Pontiac were Miguel Arriaga, who had 2 goals, and Fernando Tapia. Luis Jimenez had a strong game defensively for the Phoenix. Andover is now 9-1-1 (OAA White 5-0-0). Pontiac is 1-6-0 (OAA White 1-5-0). Tomorrow Andover continues league play against Farmington.

Athens JV 2 - Rochester JV 0

Rochester 2 - Athens 1
After a scoreless 1st half, Rochester came out strong in the 2nd half as Sophomore Miles Dale scored 2 goals in the 1st 10 minutes as the Falcons held on for a 2-1 win against Troy Athens. Junior Neil Harris had a strong game controlling the middle and adding an assist on the 1st goal for Rochester. Junior Michael Bowyer and Freshman Spiro Pliakos also had solid games for Falcons as the team put in their best all around performance to date. Senior Chris Stewart made 8 saves to pick up the win in goal. With the win, Rochester improves to 4-3-5 overall. The Falcons will next host Utica Ford Friday night at 7:00pm in a non-league match-up.

Canton 1 - Livonia Churchill 1
Canton hosts Churchill and the teams draw, 1-1. Churchill on the board first, midway in first half, when junior Jeff Thomas jumped on a loose ball and found the back of the net. Canton leveled 23 minutes into the second half when Dan Ovesea laid a ball off to Bobby Budlong at the top of the box, who drove it into the low corner; Budlong and Ovesea are both sophomores. Senior Brandon Laabs in goal for Canton, senior Christian VanDam in goal for Churchill. Canton's record is 8-2-2 (overall) and 3-1-1 (KLAA South); Churchill also 3-1-1 in the KLAA South.

Salem 2 - Livonia Stevenson 0
Salem 5-4-3, 3-2.

Brother Rice 7 - Orchard Lake St. Mary’s 0

Harbor Beach 3 - Unionville-Sebewaing 2 (2OT)

Lutheran Westland 4 - University Liggett 2

Eaton Rapids 2 - Dewitt 5
Eaton Rapids record 4-9-1.

Dewitt JV 4 - Eaton Rapids JV 0

Bloomfield Hills Lahser 4 - Lake Orion 1
At Bloomfield Hills. First half had Lahser controlling the majority of play when the finally broke open with a goal by Kristian Rego with 26:35 mark on a nice pass from Mike Henderson. The Knights scored again three minutes later on a goal by Jake Landis assisted by a nice cross by Lee Elisevich. Lake Orion completed the first half scoring on a disputed goal by Jesus Gimez. The Knights thought they saw a hand help the ball in the net. The second half started all Knights with Mike Henderson with an unassisted goal less than one minute gone in the half. Lahser scored again three minutes later from another pass from Mike Henderson, this time to Erik Kelly to complete the scoring for the evening. Lahser’s overall record stands at 10-2-1, 3-1-1 OAA Red. Lake Orion 3-4-1, 3-3-0 OAA Red.

Lakeland 4 - Waterford Mott 1
Halftime score was 0-0. Lakeland's goals scored by Jeff Keinath (assist Anthony Paterra), Will Schwartz, Troy Baertson (assist Connor Carrigan) and Anthony Paterra (assist Jeff Keinath). Mott's goal was scored by James Kennedy (assist Nicholas Brown). Lakeland's keeper, Ben Lang, made 8 saves and Mott's keeper, Austin Meredith, made 11. Lakeland is now 7-3-2 (3-2 KLAA North) and Mott is 5-5-1 (2-3 KLAA North)

Lakeland JV 4 - Waterford Mott JV 1

South Lyon 8 - South Lyon East 1
South Lyon is now 5-5-2 overall and 1-4 in the KLAA Central. South Lyon East is 0-5 in the KLAA Central.

Traverse City West 7 - Alpena 0
In Alpena. Game called with 29:59 left in the 2nd half, because of lighting, That game is offically a complete game. Traverse City West 4-0 in the Big North Conference and 5-3-2 overall and Alpena is 0-4 in the Big North Conference and 4-5 overall.

Traverse City Central 3 - Cadillac 1
In Traverse City. Traverse City Central is 2-2 in the Big North Conference and 7-4-1 overall and Cadillac is 1-3 in the Big North Conference and 6-3-3 overall. Shots on Goals : Traverse City Central 18, Cadillac 2.

Traverse City Central JV 5 - Cadillac JV 0
Traverse City Central Junior Varsity is 8-2 overall and Cadillac Junior Varsity is 4-4-1. Shots on Goals : Traverse City Central Junior Varsity 16, Cadillac Junior Varsity 1.

Ann Arbor Huron 5 - Tecumseh 0
Huron Shots: 34 (15 on goal). Tecumseh: 3 shots (2 on goal). Goal Detail: Matt Ybarra scored 3 goals and had 1 assist and Steve Weidenbach had 3 assists in the River Rat victory over Tecumseh. Huron is now 8-1-1 (5-0 SEC). Other goals were scored by Reid McCallister (Ybarra) and Jesse Buchsbaum (Justin Cohen). Huron Goalies: First Half: David Hinz: 1 save; Second half: Drew Shepherd: 1 save. Corners: Huron 13 vs Tecumseh 0.

Troy 7 - Royal Oak 0

Oakland Christian 5 - Plymouth Christian 0

Walled Lake Western 0 - Walled Lake Northern 0
Western hosted Northern in a KLAA North Division contest and won the Challenge Cup in a shootout following a well played match by both sides. A penalty save by Warriors goalkeeper Jimmy Hague was the difference. Western are now 3-4-2 overall (1-2-1). Northern, ranked #6 in D-1 are now 10-0-2 (4-0-1).

N. Farmington 2 - West Nloomfield 1

Dexter 2 - Ann Arbor Skyline 0
Dexter now 5-7-1 (3-2-0 SEC) - Skyline 4-5-2 (3-1-2 SEC)

Dexter JV 2 - Ann Arbor Skyline JV 0

Ann Arbor Skyline Freshmen 5 - Dexter Freshmen 3

Cranbrook 7 - Gabriel Richard 0
Fr. John Whiting had 3 goals. Sr. Chandler Burch had 2 goals. Soph. Ethan Zemmin had 1 goal and 2 assists. Soph. Jason Miller had 1 goal and 1 assist. Sr. Connor Sakwa had 2 assists. Fr. Sam Orley had 2 assists. Both goalies Andrew Rouff and Jake Kernen had shutouts. CK's record is now 6-0-1 overall and 3-0-1 in the Catholic League.

Avondale 3 - Harrison 0
Avondale's Nate Chapman (Erik Koberstein) and Joe Davison (Dylan Kennedy) notched two goals in the first half and Jason Chapman (Nate Chapman) scored in the second half to lead the Jackets (8-3, 7-0) to an OAA White victory. Tyler Koontz made one save to earn his third straight shut-out.

Grand Blanc 4 - Hartland 1
Grand Blanc (8-0-3) Overall; (5-0) KLAA .

Oxford 2 - Seaholm 2

Berkley 1 - Groves 0

Perry 4 - Corunna 0
Perry was led by Austin Dunns 2 goals and 2 assists, Goals, Andy Price 1, Alex Rogers 1. Assists, Jordan Killingworth 1, Ryan Duvalle 1. Perry 8-2-1, 2-0 CAAC White.

Detroit U of D Jesuit 2 - Dearborn Divine Child 0
Jack Cunningham scored with an assist by Derek Boatright. Robby Wilson scored with an assist by Jack Cunningham. Max Harris had his fourth shutout with 18 saves. UDJ is 5-3-3 overall, 4-0-2 in the Catholic League.

Caro 5 - North Branch 0
North Branch Keeper Saves: Donley Spencer- 3 saves, Luke Smith-5 saves, Mike Laakso-2 saves. North Branch Current Record: 3-6-2. League Record (TVC East): 1-4-1.

Birch Run 6 - Essexville Garber 0
Dallas VanDuesen 2 goals 3 assists, Caleb Slavik 2 goals 1 assist, Matt Grim and Zach Wenzlick 1 goal, Laban Searson 2 assists. Keeper Kevin Abdella 1 save and 9th shutout of the season. Birch Run was able to rest some injured starters (while missing one for 4 weeks) and get some game experience for younger players. Garber played a hard fought game. Birch Run is now 10-1 overall and 5-1 in the Tri-Valley East Conference. The next game is Wednesday 9-22 @ Caro 4:30pm.

Clawson 8 - South Lake 0
Clawson improves to 6-0-0 in the MAC Gold Coference with a home win against South Lake. Tyler Jugon ( 2g , 2a ), Will Pasquin ( 3g , 1a ), Tyler Lehman ( 2g ), Alex Maison ( 1g ), Dan Halsey ( 1a ) and Eric Stevenson ( 2a ). Clawson 9-1-0 ( MAC 6-0-0) : South Lake 2-6-2 ( MAC 0-3-1 )

Woodhaven 3 - Carlson 0
The Warriors of Woodhaven welcomed the Marauders of Carlson for a Downriver League game and came away with a resounding three goal victory. The Warriors took control early and never relinquished throughout. John Mertic scored for the Warriors at the 15 minute mark when he fired a low shot to the keepers left side, assisted by John Duderstadt. Despite constant pressure, the Warriors were kept off the score board for the balance of the half, while their defense had a relatively quiet night, with no great push from the Marauders offense. HT 1-0. Second half, the Warriors continued their dominance and went two up at the 18 minute mark, when Tony DiResta gave the Marauder's keeper no chance with a high rising shot to the upper left corner, following a nice pass from Nick Foggia. Carlson still fortified their defense and withstood a lot of pressure from the Warriors but Woodhaven did score one more at the 24 minute spot, when Austin Ruddell rattled the net with a rocket as he waited at the far side of the goal, just around the six yard line and as the ball skipped by everyone in the goalmouth, he just first timed a hard rising shot, giving the keeper no chance. The Warrior's shut-out was shared by keepers, John Duderstadt and Jamal Safah. Woodhaven were well served by Tony DiResta, Zack Bennett, Nick DiResta, Merrick Konja, John Mertic and Alan Guzman. The Woodhaven season record stands at 6-2-0 in DRL and 7-2-1 o/all. Carlson are 5-3-0 in DRL.

Dearborn 8 - Reford Thurston 0
At Thurston, in a WWAC matchup. Scorers for Dearborn: Ali Jawad (2), Hassan Saab (2), Ahmad Jawad (1), Bilal Jawad (1), Ahmad Sabbagh (1), and Brett Walker (1). Assists credited to Ahmad Jawad (2), Norman Orabi (2), Peter Corso (2), and Ali Jawad. Dearborn is 7-5 (2-0 in WWAC).

Livonia Stevenson 2 - Country Day 0
Livonia Stevenson led at halftime off a cross by Zachary Atwood that was deflected by Country Day goalkeeper Zachary Walker. Scott Brewer jumped on the loose ball to score. Stevenson’s goal came late in the second half as forward Patrick Smith scored off a deflected clearance. Goalkeeper John Boudreau earned the shutout to improve Stevenson’s record to 7 - 0 - 2. Country Day’s record is 8 - 4 - 2.

Oscoda 13 - Whittemore-Prescott 1
Oscoda bounced back from their flat performance over the weekend at the Pinconning Tournament to fire on all cylinders Monday night and defeat Whittemore-Prescott in 40 minutes, 13-1. Oscoda raises their record to 10-2-1 overall and 3-0 in conference play.
Oscoda opened the scoring 2 1/2 minutes into the match when Kyle McCausey scored his 15th goal of the season after stealing the ball and driving to the net. 20 seconds later Anthony Alderete did the same and scored after stealing the ball. It took Alderete just 22 more seconds to take a pass from Kyle and score his second of the night. Kyle scored his second at the 11:08 mark giving the Owls a 4-0 lead. The Owls scored almost at will for the next 30 minutes to make it an official match at the halftime horn.
Kyle Wheatley, Josh DeOrnellas, Jordan Corwin, Brenden Eberhardt and Buddy Jackson all netted lone shots. Brandon McCausey and Kyle Griffin each scored twice. Cody Clough netted the lone Cardinal goal in the 36th minute. Kyle Wheatley earned three assists in the match. Kyle McCausey, DeOrnellas and Griffin all picked up two assists. Kevin Leveille and Tyler Davie each tallied one assist. Trevor Walker earned the win in goal.
Oscoda will host Tawas on Wednesday night at 7:00pm in another Huron Shores Conference match. Thursday the Owls travel to Gladwin to face Skeels Christian at 5:00pm.

Berkley 5 - Farmington Hills Harrison 0

Trenton 5 - Lincoln Park 2
Trenton's record improves to 7-3-0 o/all, 7-1-0 DRL. LP's DRL record is now 2-6-0.

Trenton JV 5 - Lincoln Park JV 0

Mason 3 - St. Johns 2 (OT)

Mason's record: 9-1-2 (3-0 in CAAC Red)
St. Johns' record: 7-3-2 (3-1 in CAAC Red)

N. Farmington 6 - Ferndale 1

Woodhaven JV 3 - Carlson JV 0
The Woodhaven Warrior’s came away with a 3-0 shutout over Carlson. Tommy Gawlik opened the scoring with an impressive, well placed shot. Vinnie Vassallo was credited with the assist. The Warrior’s closed out the first half with Cody Briscoe finding the net with the help of a nice assist from Mitch Peer.
The short-benched Warrior’s added another goal midway through the second half. Kirkland Ames drilled one into the net with the assist going to Justin Coghill. Mark Ditzhazy recorded the shutout and was outstanding throughout the game. Woodhaven’s defensive had yet another great performance. Playing well for the Warrior’s were Jacob Bak, Petros Besieris, Cameron Karagitz, Austin Scipione, Trevor Kowalczyk, Moises Orozco and Tyler Gillespey. The Warrior’s are 5-2-2 overall.

Hartland 1 - South Lyon 0
South Lyon is 4-5-2 on the season.

Fraser 3 - Roseville 0
Ramblers for a Cause kickoff the week with the Varsity and Junior Varsity teams playing this afternoon.
Tom Mok comes off the bench and finds the back of net the 3 times to complete his hat trick in today’s game against Roseville HS. Greg Petty with two assists and one assist from Spencer Justin. Goalie Mike Laritz earns another shut.
Coach Kick would like to recognize the efforts of Mark Trombley, Tom Mok, Brandon Weiland, and Senior Captains Mike Kepler and Austin Kim. Ramblers are leading the MAC white division with 3 wins and 1 loss and overall 6 wins 3 losses.

Fraser JV 0 - Roseville JV 0

Oakland Christian 4 - Southfield Christian 3

Brother Rice 3 - De LaSalle 0
Connor DeMars, Christopher Sesi, and AJ Washeleski all scored first half goals for Brother Rice. Griffin MacAloon recorded the shutout.

Detroit U of D Jesuit 0 - Toledo St. John's Jesuit 4
UDJ is 4-3-3 overall, 3-0-2 in the Catholic League.

Stockbridge Tournament
Ferndale 4 - Quincy 1

Ferndale 3 - Jackson Northwest 2 (SO)

Ferndale 5 - Stockbridge 1
Ferndale won the Stockbridge Tournament on Saturday by defeating Quincy HS 4-1, Jackson Northwest 3-2(won 5-4 in pk's), and the host Stockbridge 5-1 for the championship! The wins bring the record to 5-5 on the season.
Scoring for the eagles on the day were Anthony Brazeau(4g/1a), Leo Kopack(3g/1a), Kaiman White and Collin Mclaughlin(each 2g/1a), Patrick Reiter(1g/5a), Noah Reiter (1g/2a), and Elia Hohauser-Thatcher, Anthony Madry, and Tevon Madry each had a goal apiece. Earning the win in each of the games making 21 saves on the day including a huge save in the penalty shootout in the Jackson Northwest game.

Oscoda 2 - USA 1
The Oscoda Owls soccer team participated in the "Brawl By The Bay" soccer tournament, hosted by Pinconning High School, on Saturday. The Owls returned home with a Fourth Place finish and a 1-1-1 record. Brandon McCausey and Evan Dennis were both named to the All Tournament Team for their play in the 8 team tournament.
The Owls opened their day with a match against USA High School from the thumb area. The Owls battled with a fiesty Patriot squad and the score was tied at the half, 1-1. Kyle McCausey put Oscoda on the scoreboard first when he took a Kyle Wheatley pass and booted it into the netting. Tyler Davie scored the winning goal in the second half with an assist from Nick Priebe. Jeremy Smith made 3 saves in the goal. The defense was led by Kevin Leveille with 5 intercepts and 1 steal. Kyle McCausey recorded 4 steals and 5 intercepts from the center midfield position.

Caro 1 - Oscoda 0
Next the 9-1 Owls faced the 8-2 Caro team. The two evenly matched squads moved up and down the field as they played to a scoreless tie at the half. It looked like the teams were headed to a shootout tie-breaker when Caro scored on a loose ball in the Oscoda goalmouth. Smith made 9 saves in the net. Brandon McCausey and Leveille each notched 6 intercepts. Noah Vargas and Buddy Jackson each had 3 steals.

Marlette 4 - Oscoda 3 (SO)
The Owls moved on to the 3rd Place match to face the Marlette Red Raiders. The Owls jumped out to a 3-1 halftime lead but Marlette came back with two goals in the second half to tie. A shootout was won by Marlette 4-3 to determine third place. Oscoda's first goal was scored by Wheatley with Dennis picking up the assist. Kyle McCausey scored next after he took a pass from John McDonald and headed it to himself over the Raider defense. Brandon McCausey scored unassisted when he collected a ball that the Raider goalkeeper fumbled after an Oscoda corner kick. Dennis, Anthony Alderete and Brandon McCausey all scored shootout goals. Brandon also led the defense with 2 steals and 5 intercepts. Smith had 3 saves in the match and Trevor Walker made 5 saves in the second half, facing a desperate Marlette attack.
"After an emotional week against conference rivals we were a bit flat all day today", was coach Gary Schneider's comment. "We still managed the 1-1-1 finish but could have performed at a much higher level."
The Owls upped their record overall to 9-2-1 and head back into Huron Shores Conference play this week. Whittemore-Prescott comes to Oscoda Monday for a 5:00pm match. Tawas visits on Wednesday for a 7:00pm match under the lights and then the Owls travel to Gladwin Skeels Christian on Thursday for a 5:00pm non-conference tilt.

Birmingham Roeper 2 - Oakland Christian 1
Roeper 3-5-1 (2-4).

Fraser 6 - Port Huron Northern 0
The Ramblers came quick with a since urgency to show why they are on top of the MAC white division. Austin Kim scores 2 Goals, Spencer Justin, Keith Swistock, Greg Petty, and Jacob Kelly each with a goal. Assisting on the goals were Austin Kim, Colin Warchol, Brandon Weiland and Keith Swistock. Goalie Mike Laritz earns another solid game.
Coach Kick would like to recognize the solid play from Mike Kepler, Corey Foster, Mark Trombley, Jacob Kirck and Tom Mok. Just a reminder come out and support Ramblers for Cause with the Varsity Soccer kicking off the week Saturday 18th @12pm

Country Day 3 - Dearborn 1
Country Day’s senior forward Kotaro Mitsuhashi was successful taking a penalty kick after junior forward Tariq Adeel was tripped in the box. Freshman Soto Raphtis drove a shot from a wide position 35 yards out assisted by Tariq Akeel to put DCD up 2-0. In the second half Dearborn’s Paul Pallas hit a shot from 20 yards that deflected off a player and into the lower corner to narrow the score to 2-1. With Dearborn pressing Adriel Neely cleared the ball to Hassan Fadel who walked in to score DCD’s third goal. Dearborn’s record is 6-5. Country Day’s record is 8-3-1.

Carlson 5 - Kennedy 0
Kennedy travelled to the home of hte Carlson Maruaders tonight for a league matchup. Carlson out shot their opponents and but struggled at putting the ball into the back of the net. Carlson took 3 first half goals before adding two more in the 2nd half for a 5-0 win. This was the 5th shut-out on the season for Carlson goalkeeper Andy Bobowski. Scoring for the Marauders were: Matt Tracy with 2 goals, Adam Jones with 1 goal and 1 assist, Mitchell Compean and Eric DeRosia with 1 goal each. Andreas Gikas, Andrew Gronda, Eddie Bramlett and Dustin Demitroff got credit for assists. Carlson improves to 8-5-0 overall and 5-2-0 in the Downriver League. Carlson will visit Woodhaven (5-2-0 League record) on Monday and then Southgate (8-0-0 league record) on Wednesday.

Clawson 3 - Centerline 0
Clawson remains unbeaten in the MAC Gold with a win at Centerline. Clawson's goal scores were Shawn Gerasimovich ( Will Pasquin ), Mitchell Smith ( Tyler Jugon ) and Will Pasquin. Goalie Alex Maison and defenders Tyler Jugon, Mitchell Smith, Dan Halsey, Justin Smith and Noel Pino helped hold the shut out for the Trojans. Clawson 8-1-0, MAC Gold 5-0-0 : Centerline 4-3-0, MAC Gold 1-2-0.

Lutheran South 2 - Huron Valley Lutheran 1
Lutheran South is now 6-2-1 (5-1 MIAC Red).

Detroit U of D Jesuit 2 - Novi Catholic Central 0
Derek Boatright scored with an assist by Cameron Roberts, Jack Cunningham also scored.. Max Harris had his third shutout with 16 saves. UDJ is 4-2-3 overall, 3-0-2 in the Catholic League.

Harbor Beach 3 - Elkton Pigeon Bayport Lakers 0

Ypsilanti Lincoln 1 - Dexter 0
An excellent game by the Dreads and the Splitters. Back and forth action that could have gone anyway. Dexter had some great chances, but the Railsplitter defense held their ground. Finally with about 7 minutes left in the game, Connor Smith scored the winner from a head ball pass from Michael Winters. Jeremy Ritchey gets his 7th shutout of the season. Lincoln is now 9-3 Overall and 3-1 in the SEC white. Dexter is 4-7-1 and 2-2 in the SEC white

Imlay City 2 - North Branch 0
North Branch keeper saves: Luke Smith- 13 saves. Current Record: 3-7-2. League Record (TVC East): 1-4-1.

Imlay City JV 4 - North Branch JV 0
North Branch keeper saves: Dalton Manthie- 10 saves. Current Record: 1-6-1.

Ann Arbor Skyline 1 - Ann Arbor Pioneer 1

Walled Lake Northern 1 - Walled Lake Central 0
WLN Goal by Junior Zach Schinzing assisted by senior Brandon Tsuri. WLN captures the Battle of the Shield Trophy. #8 WLN improves to 10-0-1 (4-0-0 KLAA North).

Canton 9 - Livonia Franklin 1
Canton wins, 9-1. Canton goals by Mitch Posuniak 4 (junior), Phil Baciak 2 (senior), Brian Berinti (junior) and sophomores Dan Ovesea and Scott Piwowar. Assists to Ovesea 2, juniors Posuniak, Bryan Ren and Tyler Winningham, and sophomores Bobby Budlong and Connor Shennan. Franklin's goal was scored by Jordan McGuire (junior). Seniors Brandon Laabs and Garren Carr split time in goal for Canton. Canton improves to 8-2-1 (overall) and 2-1-0 (KLAA South); Franklin drops to 3-1-0 (KLAA South).

Avondale 6 - Hazel Park 0
Avondale jumped up to a 4-0 first half lead with goals by Nate Chapman (Dylan Kennedy), Danny Swanson (Nate Chapman), Danny Swanson (Joe Davison) and Ryan Mulka (Wes Russ). In the second half, Ryan Williams (Nate Chapman) and Joe Davison (Jason Chapman). Avondale (7-3, 6-0) continues league play next Tuesday against Farmington Hills Harrison.

Livonia Stevenson 1 - South Lyon 0
Livonia Stevenson is 3-0-1 in the KLAA Central. South Lyon is 0-4 in the KLAA Central and 4-4-2 overall.

Waterford Mott 3 - Waterford Kettering 0
Mott goals were scored by senior Caleb Mathers, senior Anthony Minando and junior Austin Mace as the Corsairs pull off the victory over their cross-town rivals with junior keeper Austin Meredith recording the shutout with 4 saves on the night. Mott moves to 5-4-1 (1-2 KLAA North) as Kettering falls to 0-4 in the division.

West Bloomfield 2 - Oxford 0

Rochester Adams JV 1 - Rochester JV 0

Rochester 1 - Rochester Adams 1

Bloomfield Hills Lahser 1 - Clarkston 0
At Clarkston. The Knights raised its record to 9-2-1 (OAA-Red 2-1-1) in a road win vs. Clarkston. Lahser's offense was buzzing and managed 9 solid shots, all but one stopped by Clarkston's goalie Tim Rogers. With 15 seconds left in the first half, Mike Henderson drove past Clarkston's midfields and defenders and crossed to Zack Seguin. Zack punched it in past Tim Rogers for the game's lone tally. Lahser's defense limited Clarkston to just 3 shots on goal, all of which were stopped by Evan Wahl for the shutout.

Charlotte 4 - Eaton Rapids 0
Eaton Rapids record is 4-8-1.

Eaton Rapids JV 1 - Charlotte JV 1

Bloomfield Hills Andover 4 - Ferndale 1
The Barons stayed undefeated in league play with their win against the Eagles. Leading the way were Nick Shabino and Greg Mitchem with 2 points a piece. The scoring summary for Andover was Nick Shabino (Greg Mitchem), Nick Shabino (Ben Kileen), Matt Osborn (Greg Mitchem) and Matt Wyman (Jonah Yousif). Andover is now 8-1-1 (OAA White 4-0-0). Ferndale is 2-5-0 (OAA White 1-3-0). Next Tuesday Andover continues league play against Pontiac.

Lakeland's goal was scored by Troy Baertson (assist Anthony Paterra) midway throught the second half. Ben Lang recorded his 6th shutout of the year.

Athens 2 - Stoney Creek 0
Evan Carpenter opened the scoring for the Redhawks 5 minutes into the game against Stoney Creek to stake Athens to a 1-0 lead that they took into intermission. A minute into the 2nd half, Matt Dombrowski converted a flank service from John Borgen to increase the lead to 2-0. Despite increased pressure from the Cougars, the Athens defense lead by Nick Kroppe, Jeff Jaworski, Giuliano Mancini, Carpenter, and goalkeeper Alec Bezerra secured their 2nd shutout of the year. With the victory, Athens improves to 4-2-2 and 2-1-0 in the OAA while Stoney Creek drops to
5-5-2 and 0-3-0.

Lutheran South 8 - Macomb Christian 0
Lutheran South is now 5-2-1 (4-1 MIAC Red).

Ann Arbor Huron 8 - Monroe 0
Sophomores Nick Ford and Reid McAllister scored their first varsity goals for Huron and were among seven different goal scorers this evening as the Rats dominated from start to finish. The Rats fired 33 shots, including 15 on frame. The Rats also enjoyed a 16-2 advantage on corners. Drew Shepherd was only called upon to make one save in the contest.
Scoring (1st half):Huron 1st minute: Steve Weidenbach (Jeff Camalo). Huron 4th minute: Camalo (Matt Ybarra).
Huron 5th minute: Jesse Buchsbaum (Weidenbach). Huron 25th minute: Weidenbach (Grant Steinhauser). Huron 33rd minute: Nick Ford (Ybarra). Scoring (2nd half):Huron 44th minute: Ybarra (Prakash). Huron 48th minute: Reid McAllister (penalty kick). Huron 75th minute: Carlo Zensus (Prakash).

Perry 4 - Williamston 3
Perry was led by Austin Dunns 3 goals, his 4th Hat trick of the season. Russel Sherman had the wining goal with 49 seconds to go in the game. Assists, Ryan Duvall 1, VJ Ostrander 1, Eric Bickerstaff 2. Williamston is currently ranked #2 in the state polls. Nick Ingersol had 8 saves for Perry. Perry 7-2-1, 1-0 CAAC White, Williamston 6-5-1, 0-1 CAAC White

Ann Arbor Huron 1 - Ypsilanti Lincoln 0
Stats: Embree (Huron) assisted by Spivey and McAllister. Shots: Huron 17 (4 on goal); Lincoln 8 (3 on goal). Corners Huron 7; Lincoln 1. Goalies: Huron: Drew Shepherd (3 saves); Lincoln Jeremy Ritchey (3 saves). Goal Description: Long throw in (Marcus Spivey), into the box, headed across the goal by Reid McAllister to Ryan Embree who finished.

Clawson 3 - St Clair 2
Clawson was lead by Will Pasquin ( 1g, 1a), Tyler Jugon ( 1a ), Tyler Lehman ( 1g ), Lucas Rich ( 1a ) and Mitchell Smith ( 1g ). Clawson 7-1-0 ( MAC Gold 4-0-0) : St Clair 5-3-1 ( MAC Gold 2-2-0).

Oscoda 5 - Alcona 2
The Oscoda Owls Boys Soccer Team won their second match in the new Huron Shores Conference to take the early lead for the conference's first title. The Owls visited the Alcona Tigers and returned to Oscoda with a 8-1 record, 2-0 in the conference. The Owls defeated the pesky Tigers, 5-2.
Oscoda opened the scoring in the 8th minute when Tyler Davie looped a Corner Kick into the goal box and Junior Evan Dennis nailed it into the netting. The match remained like that until Kyle McCausey blasted a shot in the 32nd minute. Davie picked up his second assist of the match. Oscoda took the 2-0 lead into the second half.
Davie posted the Owls to a 3-0 lead when he scored unassisted seven minutes into the second half. Sever minutes later, Bryan Layton busted through the Oscoda defense and scored to cut the Owl lead. The two teams battled hard up and down the field for the next twenty minutes with neither team finding the net. Layton scored again in the 75th minute to cut the lead to one goal and the Owls looked like they were going to fall apart. After an Oscoda player received a Red Card the Owls were forced to play a man down and Alcona increased the pressure. Oscoda picked up their play and Kyle McCausey scored his second goal of the match a minute later. Evan Dennis earned the assist. With less than two minutes left in the match Senior Anthony Alderete sealed the match when he hooked up with Kyle McCausey to score the final goal.
Jeremy Smith made seven saves in goal to earn his 8th victory. Buddy Jackson led the defense with 4 saves and 6 intercepts. "Buddy gave us a strong performance tonight", said Oscoda Head Coach Gary Schneider. "They ran up his side of the field all night and Buddy was up to the challenge!" Evan Dennis played some strong defense notching 6 steals and 3 intercepts.
The Owls will take part in the "Brawl by the Bay" soccer tournament in Pinconning on Saturday. Next week they host Whittemore-Prescott on Monday at 5:00pm, host Tawas Wednesday at 7:00pm and travel to Gladwin Skeels Christian on Thursday at 5:00pm.

Frankenmuth 5 - North Branch 1
North Branch Goal by Cody Schwartz-1. Assist from Austin Kipp-1.Keeper Saves: Donley Spencer- 15 saves, Luke Smith- 3 saves. Current Record: 3-6-2. League Record (TVC East): 1-4-1.

Frankenmuth JV 4 - North Branch JV 1
Goals: Caleb Palmer-1. Assist from Steven Zimmerman-1. Keeper Saves: Troy Manthie- 10 saves. Current Record: 1-5-1.

Carlson JV 2 - Melindale JV 1
Tonight the Melvindale Cardinals visited the home of the Carlson Marauders. The JV teams fought a hard battle that ended with a 2-1 Carlson victory. Scoring for Carlson were Ryan Burzycki and Mario Paraody. Carlson's JV team improved to 8-4-1 overall and 5-0-0 in the Downriver League.

Carlson 1 - Melvindale 0
The Varsity teams were up next and fought for 73 minutes before the scoreless game was broken. A goal with less than 8 minutes remaining in the match by Adam Jones, assisted by Matt Tracy turned out to be the game winner as the final score was Carlson 1 - Melvindale 0. Getting his 4th shutout of hte season was Andy Bobowski for the Marauders. Carlson is now 7-5-0 overall and 4-2-0 in the Downriver League. Melvindale drops to 4-3-0 overall and 3-3-0 in the Downriver League. Carlson will be at home Friday night for a 4pm match against Taylor Kennedy.

Trenton 8 - Taylor Kennedy 0
Trenton's record is now 6-3-0 o/all, 6-1-0 DRL. Kennedy's DRL record is now 0-6-0.

Dearborn 4 - Belleville 0
At Dearborn, the host Pioneers beat the visiting Tigers 4-0 in a WWAC league match-up. Dearborn lead 2-0 at halftime with both goals coming from Ahmad Jawad. The first one was assisted by Peter Corso and the second goal was by penalty kick. The second half Dearborn added two more goals with one coming from Bilal Jawad and assisted by Ahmad Jawad and the other goal coming from Peter Corso assisted by Bilal Jawad. Keeper Ramee Naja recorded the shut-out, his fourth. Dearborn is 6-4 (1-0 in WWAC) and Belleville is 4-3 (0-1-1 in WWAC).

Groves 2 - Farmington 2
Groves goals by Simon Kaufmann(Dan Parker), Adrian Davies(Zach Olmstead). Farmington goals by Conor Sheehan and Brent Winkler. Groves is now 8-3-2, 3-1-1 in OAA White

Canton 8 - Westland John Glenn 0
Goals: Mitch Posuniak (junior) from Connor Shennan (sophomore); Kyle Krause (senior, first goal in his varsity career) from Bobby Budlong (sophomore); Budlong from Posuniak; Bryan Ren (junior), unassisted; Scott Piwowar (sophomore) from Garrett Derian-Toth (senior); Posuniak from Dan Ovesea (sophomore); Sean Balnaves (senior, first goal of season), penalty shot; Nathan Bergeson (junior) from Connor Furgason (senior). Seniors Brandon Laabs and Garren Carr split time in goal for the shutout. Canton improves to 7-2-1 (overall) and 2-1-0 (KLAA South).

Lutheran Westland 2 - Roeper 1

Hudsonville Freedom Chrisitan 1 - Wyoming Tri-unity Christian 0
Nate Colby scored with 2 minutes and 56 seconds left in the game for the only goal. Freedom Christian outshot Tri-unity 8-6. Freedom improves to 7-3, 2-0. Tri-unity falls to 4-5-1, 2-1.

Gabriel Richard 1 - Cabrini 2
Gabriel Richard drops to 1-5-0 overall & 0-2-0 in Catholic Lleague play.

Gabriel Richard JV 1 - Cabrini JV 0
GR JV played with 11 guys no subs & were able to pull off a win. They improve to 1-2-0 overall.

University of Detroit Jesuit 1 - Brother Rice 1
Jack Wardlow scored for Rice with an assist from Russell Cicerone. Jack Cunningham scored for Jesuit, while Max Harris had 12 saves. UDJ is 3-2-3 overall, 2-0-2 in the Catholic League.

Avondale 3 - North Farmington 0
Avondale (6-3, 5-0 OAA White) scored all three goals in the second half to win a critical OAA White match-up with North Farmington (5-2, 3-1 OAA White). Nate Chapman (Dylan Kennedy), Ryan Williams (Nate Chapman) and Danny Swanson (Dylan Kennedy) scored for the Yellowjackets. Tyler Koontz had a strong game in net to earn his first shut-out of the season.

Dexter 1 - Bedford 0
Dexter is now 4-6-1 (SEC 2-1-0) - Bedford 5-3-1 (SEC 2-1-0)

Dexter JV 2 - Bedford JV 1

Cranbrook 1 - Lutheran North 1
In a thrilling Catholic League match, Cranbrook tied Lutheran North. Senior. Chandler Burch scored late in the 2nd half to tie it up. The goal was assisted from senior. Captain Connor Sakwa. The Cranes overall record is now 5-0-1. In the Catholic League their record is now 2-0-1.

Groves 5 - Ferndale 2
Groves goals by Adrian Davies(Mitch Kontarev), Dan Parker(Adrian Davies), Dan Parker(Alex Chmara), Brett Graham(John Prentice), and Mitch Kontarev(Dylan Begun). Groves is now 8-3-1 and 3-1 in OAA White. Ferndale is 2-4 overall and 1-2 OAA White. Scoring for Ferndale where sophomore Collin McLaughlin (sophomore Aidan Gale assist) and senior captain Anthony Brazeau (senior Kaiman White assist). Kevin Melnick had 13 saves in the loss. Next for Ferndale is a home game against Andover on Thursday at 7pm

Harbor Beach 5 - Cass City 0
The Pirate starting group went to work quickly with two goals in the first three minutes. The stopper, Dillon Volmering, started thing when he sent a push pass to Andrew Siemen on the left side. Andrew sent a left-footed shot into the far right sid eon the goal. A minute later, Dustin Mazure sent the ball to the front of the goal and Siemen deflected in the second goal.
With the two goal lead the Pirates began to rotate player and in the 27th minute Harbor Beach found the back of the net again. Leo Roggenbuck set up the third goal with a pass across the front of the goal to Aaron O’Neil. Aaron quickly tapped it in.
Three minutes into the second half, Dustin Mazure was fouled while going for a header on a corner kick. Cody Booms took the resulting PK and popped it into the lower left corner, just out of the reach of the diving keeper.
In the 15th minute, Mazure sent a pass back to Seth Guza who droveto the right corner and shot to the far left side for the goal.
Brandon Stephenson had four saves in goal for the Pirates who improver their record to 10-0-1 and 4-0-1 in league play. They play again on Thursday against Lakers.

Lakeland 3 - Waterford Kettering 1
Lakeland's goals were scored by Sean Deters (Trent Norman), Trent Sawgle (Will Schwartz) and Trent Norman (Will Schwartz). Kettering's goal was scored by Mark Leo (PK).

Novi 3 - South Lyon 0
Novi is now 2-1 in the KLAA Central. South Lyon is 0-3 in the KLAA Central.

Hartland 2 - Milford 1
At Hartland, the Eagles and Mavericks battled to a scoreless stalemate until Hartland senior Adam Schiller headed one past Milford keeper Beau Prey from close range with twelve minutes remaining in the game. Moments later, Milford's defense gave up the ball to Schiller six yards in front of the goal, and he blasted it past Prey to make it 2-0. The Mavericks kept fighting, however, and their hard work paid off when freshman Austin Berghoefer beat Eagles keeper Kevin Forster to the ball and blasted it into the empty net with four minutes to go. From there, Hartland held on to earn the KLAA victory. For the game, Prey turned in another stellar performance in net for Milford, registering 16 saves and giving his team a chance for a positive result. Meanwhile, Forster recorded six saves in net for Hartland. With the victory, the Eagles improve to 2-4-1 (2-1 in the KLAA), while Milford falls to 1-5-1 (0-3 in the KLAA).

Walled Lake Central 3 - Walled Lake Western 1
WLC goals scores by Chad Russel, Sam Muench (Chad Russel) and Bryan Maxwell. Walled Lake Western goal scored by Kyle Alsheskie. Walled Lake Central is now 3-0 in the KLAA North.

Detroit Western International 2 - Country Day 1
Western International jumped out to an early 2 goal lead on goals by Vincent Lopez. Country Day’s second half goal was scored by John Shekerjian assisted by Hassan Fadel. Max Lopez played well in goal for Western International to improve their record to 2-1. Country Day’s record is 7-3 -1.

Woodhaven 2 - Dearborn Crestwood 2
The Warriors of Woodhaven were on the road for this contest which turned out to be a very intense and physical. The Warriors played an excellent first half and took the lead at the 16 minute mark when Alex Troisi scored, following a nice pass from Mario Konja. Less than a minute later, Crestwood tied the game after a scramble in the Warriors goalmouth. The Warriors moved the ball well but missed a number of glorious opportunities, which in the end, came back to haunt them. HT 1-1. Second half started with the Warriors having control and regained the lead at the 18 minute mark, when Alan Guzman fired home for the left side of goal after receiving a pass from Mario Konja. The tide changed and for a long period, the Warriors tried to weather the storm from the Chargers and were lucky on several occasions. The Warriors had fewer opportunities this half but were still very dangerous at times. The Chargers tied the game with less than two minutes to play, following a goalmouth scramble that saw the ball kicked around numerous times before ending up in the net. Woodhaven season record is 5-1-0 in DRL and 6-1-1 o/all.

Bloomfield Hills Andover 3 - Birmingham Seaholm 0
The Barons continued their strong league play against the Maples. Andover's goals came from Matt Wyman (Jonah Yousif), Ben Kileen (David Yu), and Matt Wyman (Daniel Cole). Truman Lorick recorded his 5th shutout of the season, Andover's 6th overall. Andover is now 7-1-1 (OAA White 3-0-0). On Thursday Andover continues league play against Ferndale.

Grand Blanc 1 - Brighton 0
Grand Blanc (6-0-2) Overall; (3-0) KLAA.

Troy Athens 7 - Royal Oak 2
Alex Serwatka pace the Athens attack Tuesday night scoring 3 goals to lead Athens over Royal Oak 7-2. Tyler Channell and Nick Kroppe each had a goal and an assist, while Tanner Porteous and Austin Ayotte had single tallies. The Redhawks improve to 3-2-2 and 1-1-0 and will host Stoney Creek on Thursday. Royal Oak drops to 1-6-2 and 0-1-2 in the OAA Red division.

Marshall 3 - Coldwater 1
Marshall 96-3) was playing with a depleted roster as the result of injuries and disciplinary action. In the second half Marshall played with 9 field players for a 10 minute stretch. Coldwater (6-4) played hard and created some excellent scoring opportunities but just could not finish tonight.

Walled Lake Northern 1 - Waterford Mott 0
Senior Kyle Rutz scored the lone goal on a PK in the 5th minute of the game which proved to be enough for the 8th ranked Knights to hold off the Corsairs in a tough division battle. Northern moves to 9-0-1 (3-0 KLAA North) as Mott falls to 4-4-1 (0-2 KLAA North).

Bloomfield Hills Lahser 1 - Rochester Adams 1
At Bloomfield Hills. Lahser and Rochester Adams played to a 1-1 tie in an OAA Red Division match. Lahser carried play most of the First half, but the lone period tally came on an "own goal" of a Adams corner kick giving the Highlanders a 1-0 lead. Lahser knotted the score shortly into the 2nd half, on Jake Landis' goal with a nice feed from Alex Landschulz. Each team had several more opportunities, but could not convert. Lahser goalie Evan Wahl stopped 5 of 6 shots, and Brett Wietecha headed away a point blank shot in a late Adams frenzy to help preserve the tie.

Clawson 4 - Warren Woods Tower 3
At Clawson, The Trojans trailed 3-1 at the end of the first half but came back with 3 unanswered goals in the second to win this MAC Gold match up. Clawson's offense was lead by Tyler Lehmen ( 2 goals, 1 assist ), Tyler Jugon ( 1 goal, 2 assists ) and Will Pasquin ( 1 goal ). Clawson 6-1-0 (MAC 3-0-0) : Woods Tower 5-3-1 (MAC 0-1-1).

Rochester JV 1 - Avondale JV 0
Rochester picked up its 3rd straight win and 2nd straight shutout as the Falcons defeated Avondale 1-0. Sophomore Issac Kim scored the lone goal for Rochester and Sophomore Joey Gunther made 2 saves to pick up the win. With the win, Rochester improves to 3-3 overall. The Falcons will next host rival Adams Thursday at 5:30pm.

Rochester 2 - Avondale 0
Rochester continued its strong play of late as the Falcons won their 2nd straight game shutting out D-2's 10th ranked team Avondale 2-0. Junior Blake Giles opened the scoring for Rochester in the first half while Junior Michael Bowyer added a 2nd half goal to clinch it. Senior Chris Stewart made 7 saves for the Falcons to record his 4th shutout of the season. With the win, Rochester evens it record at 3-3-3 overall. The Falcons will next host rival Adams Thursday at 7:00pm.

North Branch 3 - Brown City 2
Goals: Dylan Johnson-1, Austin Kipp-1, Cody Schwartz-1. Assist: Sean Stevens-1, Austin Kipp-1. Keeper Saves: Donley Spencer- 8 saves. Current Record: 3-5-2 . League Record (TVC East): 1-3-1.

Flushing JV 3 - North Branch JV 0
North Branch Keeper Saves: Dalton Luke- 10 saves. Current Record: 1-4-1.

Gull Lake 7 - Eaton Rapids 1
Eaton Rapids record 3-7-1.

Gull Lake JV 6 - Eaton Rapids JV 0

Carlson JV 5 - Lincoln Park JV 2
Carlson visited Lincoln Park tonight for a conference match. The JV teams took to the field first. Carlson started with a 2-0 lead in the first half and finished with a 5-3 victory. Scoring for the Marauders were Dustin Demitroff with 2 goals and 2 assists, Chris Pavela with 2 header goals, Mario Parody with 1 goal and Ryan Burzycki with 1 assist. Carlson JV is now 7-4-1 overall and 4-0-0 in the Downriver League.

Carlson 4 - Lincoln Park 1
Next up were the Varsity squads. Carlson scored two first half goals in a 6 minute span for a 2-0 half time lead. Other than one mental defensive breakdown that started at midfield giving Lincoln Park a break away scoring chance, the Maruaders were solid. Carlson goal scorers were: Adam Jones with 2 goals, Andreas Gikas with 1 goal and Chris Robillard with a diving header goal. Kyle Krzesowik picked up 2 more assists and Nick Rhodes had 1 assist. Carlson is now 6-5-0 overall and 3-2-0 in the Downriver League.

Birch Run 3 - Millington 0
Dallas VanDuesen with the Hat Trick to lead the Panthers to there ninth victory of the season. Matt Grim, Zach Wenzlick, and Barry Griggs 1 assist each. Millington came out strong and put up a fight throughout the entire game. The difference in the game was Birch Runs ability to again score on set plays off a corner kick and long throw in from the corner in the first half. Birch Run came out flat and never found a rhythm. However, did find a way to win on an off night. Birch Run Keeper Kevin Abdella 3 saves on all three shots allowed by the Defense. Kevin Abdella also notched his 8th shut out of the season. Birch Run also improves to 9-1 on the season and 4-1 in the Tri-Valley East Conference.

Oscoda 7 - Tawas 3
It took nine years but the Oscoda Owls soccer team defeated the Tawas Braves Monday night, 7-3. The Oscoda boys soccer team last beat the Braves in the 2001 District Championship match. The Owls are off to a hot start and stand at 7-1 on the season. They are now 1-0 in the newly formed Huron Shores Conference. They will play their second conference match on Wednesday in Alcona against the Tigers.
Osocda opened the scoring at the 7:39 mark when Kevin Leveille hit Kyle McCausey with a through pass the McCausey hammered into the net. Less than two minutes later McCausey hit Kyle Wheatley with a pass that he buried in the goal. The Owls took a 3-0 lead a minute later when Josh DeOrnellas flipped a Direct Free Kick into the box that McCausey headed into the back of the net. Tawas came roaring back when Talal Abadallah put them on the scoreboard just nine seconds later. Before Oscoda could recover Tawas cut the lead to 3-2 when Kyle Stonehouse scored at the 11:41 mark. Oscoda found the net at the 15:28 mark when Brenden Eberhardt finished an Anthony Alderete pass. Oscoda built their halftime lead when Wheatley bent a ball over a Tawas wall from a Free Kick at the 34:02 mark.
Alderete nailed two goals for the Owls at 51:08 and 56:39. Wheatley picked up the assist on the first goal and Evan Dennis earned the second assist. The Braves managed a final goal when Andrew DiFilippo netted the ball at 74:30.
Jeremy Smith was between the posts for Oscoda. Smith recorded 13 saves. Noah Vargas led the Owls in steals with 5. Brandon McCausey earned 12 intercepts, 1 non-keeper save and 4 steals. Leveille had 5 intercepts.
Coach Gary Schneider was understandably pleased with his squads performance. "We exhibited great teamwork tonight. We started the game strong and just never let up. It was a solid performance by the entire team."

Clio 1 - Brandon 0

Mason 1 - Waverly 0
Mason's record in now 8-1-1 (2-0 CAAC Red).

Trenton 8 - Taylor Truman 0
Trenton's record improves to 5-3-0 o/all, 5-1 DRL. Truman falls to 0-6-0 in the DRL.

Riverview JV 3 - Trenton JV 0

Farmington 8 - Hazel Park 0

Bloomfield Hills Lasher 3 - Grosse Ile 2
At Bloomfield Hills. Lahser raised its record to 8-2 with a rain delayed 3-2 home victory over Division 3 Grosse Ile on Saturday. Lahser again dominated play in the 1st half, with Louis Yun scoring on a crisp pass from Brett Wietecha and Alex Landschulz adding a penalty kick goal. Early in the 2nd half, Lee Elisevich continued his scoring streak with a well-timed header on a Landschulz pass. Then it was all Grosse Ile, scoring twice mid-period to close the gap. Evan Wahl made several good saves to preserve the win (8 total).

Goodrich JV 2 - North Branch JV 0
North Branch keeper Saves: Troy Manthei- 10 saves. Current Record: 1-3-1.

Marshall 2 - Kalamazoo Central 0
Marshall improves to 5-2 on the season with a 2-0 win over.

Ypsilanti Lincoln 1 - Madison Heights Bishop Foley 0
Having a week off between games seemed to have an effect on the Railsplitters for a good portion of the first half. They controlled the play of the game, but seemed unable to find the right connection to get past a strong Venture team. Play was back and forth until 5 minutes into the 2nd half when Jimmy Vanhorn made a great run from his outside back position to set up a nice cross and finish by Connor Smith. The Railsplitter defense was the key. Outstanding game by Evan Kohler, Joel Yankey, Scott Chatfield and Jimmy VanHorn insured the victory for Lincoln. The Lincoln defense held Bishop Foley to 0 shots on frame. Jeremy Ritchey earns his 6th shutout of the season. Lincoln moves to 8-2 on the season. Next up, an anticipated match against Huron on Tuesday.

Rochester 3 - Saginaw Heritage 0

Canton 3 - Salem 1
Canton beats Salem 3-1 on senior night for both teams. Salem scored the first half's only goal - Chris Dierker (sophomore) from Jake Pascarella (junior). Canton scored three in the second half - Connor Shennan (sophomore) from Bobby Budlong (sophomore), Scott Piwowar (sophomore) from Phil Baciak (senior), and Mitch Posuniak (junior) from Bobby Budlong (sophomore). Brandon Laabs (senior) was in goal for Canton. Erick Beas (sophomore) was in goal for Salem. Canton improves to 6-2-1. Salem falls to 3-3-3.

Troy Athens 2 - Avondale 1

Mason 1 - DeWitt 0 (SO)

Mason 1 - Lansing Everett 0 (SO)
Mason is now 7-1-1 (1-0 CAAC Red).

N. Farmington 1 - Berkley 0

University of Ligget Tournament
Cranbrook 4 - Plymouth Christian 0
Senior Chandler Burch had 2 goals and 1 assist. Sr. Captain Connor Sakwa had 2 goals. Sr. Captain Joey Legrasso, Sr. Cameron Scott, and Fr. Sam Orley each had 1 assist. The Cranes record is now 5-0.

Bad Axe Tournament
Harbor Beach 3 - Cass City 0

Harbor Beach 2 - Cros-Lex 0

Harbor Beach 2 - Bad Axe 0
The Pirates win the championship.

Bad Axe 2 - Caseville 0

Memphis 1 - North Branch 0
N. B. Keeper Luke Smith- 6 saves

Cros-Lex 2 - Elkton-Pigeon-Bay Port (Lakers) 0

North Branch 1 - Caseville 0
Goal: Garrett Washington. Assist: Jeremy Sutton. Keeper Saves Donley Spencer - 1 saves

Elkton-Pigeon-Bay Port 1 - Cass City 0

Cros-Lex 2 - North Branch 0
N.B. Keeper Saves: Donley Spencer-4 saves, Luke Smith- 4 saves. North Branch current record: 2-5-2 . League Record(TVC East): 1-3-1.

Elkton-Pigeon-Bay Port beat Memphis.

Eagle Varsity Soccer Invitational at Frankenmuth

Groves 3 - Notre Dame Prep 1
Goals by Dan Parker(2), Alex Chmara

Groves 3 - Frankenmuth 0
Goals by Zach Olmstead(2), Nate Wernette

Groves 0 - Perry 0
Groves wins tournament on 2nd tie breaker of goals for.

Perry 2 - Frankenmuth 1

Perry 3 - Notre Dame Prep 0

Notre Dame Prep 1 - Frankenmuth 0

Williamston Showcase Tournament

Country Day 3 - South Haven 1
In the opening game of the Williamston Tournament last year’s top two teams in Division III were matched. Country Day’s goals first two goals were scored by Jack Brown assisted by Kotaro Mitsuhashi. Mitsuhashi scored Country Day’s third goal.

Country Day 3 - Goodrich 0
Country Day’s goals were scored by Kotaro Mitsuhashi (Tariq Akeel), Tariq Akeel (Jack Brown) and Brenton Desai (Pat Lazarczyk). Zachary Walker and Zachary Haapala earned the teams 4th shutout.

Grand Rapids South Christian 2 - Country Day 1
In the championship game Country Day’s lone goal was scored by Hassan Fadel.

Inter-City Baptist 1 - Roeper 0
Roeper now 2-4-1 (1-3).

Clawson 2 - Madison Heights Lamphere 0
Tyler Lehmen scored a goal in each half with assists coming from Tyler Jugon and Justin Smith. Alex Maison had the shutout in net for the Trojans. Clawson 5-1-0 Lamphere 1-4-0.

Woodhaven JV 4 - Melvindale JV 0
The Junior Warrior’s travelled to Melvindale and came home victorious with a 4-0 shutout. Justin Coghill scored 2 goals and added an assist. Mark Ditzhazy added 2 goals and shared the shutout in net with Andrew Michel. Mitchell Peer and Moises Orozco each added an assist. Petros Besieris, Cameron Karagitz, and Jacob Bak were outstanding defensively. The Warrior’s are 4-0-2 overall.

Plymouth Christian 2 - University Liggett 1 (2OT)
Liggett scored on a nice goal down the middle going past an outstretched Jamye Putney of PCA. The first half ended with a 1-0 Liggett lead. Halfway through the 2nd half Dan Ross tied the score. The game went into OT tied and it stayed that way through the first 10 minutes of the 1st OT. In the 2nd OT PCA's Freshman, Adam Powlus, scored a beautiful half volley from about 6 yards out with only 2:21 left. PCA is 6-1-1 overall and now plays in the championship game against the winner of the Cranbrook/Freedom Christian semi-final at the Liggett Invitational on Saturday afternoon at 3:30.

Woodhaven 4 - Melvindale 2
The Warriors of Woodhaven took all three points from their trip to Melvindale for a Downriver League game. The Warriors were not really free wheeling tonight, possibly because of a long game delay. Their offensive punch was missing for quite a while and the fortified Melvindale defense made it tough for them to penetrate the 18 yard box. Despite the bulk of possession, there were very few quality opportunities but credit must go to a very determined opponent. HT 0-0. Second half, it was the host Melvindale who were first on the score board. This happened as the Warriors kicked off to start the second half. Very weird goal indeed. The Warriors passed back to their midfield, who in turn dummied it for the next player who passed it back to a defender....not accurate enough and as the ball went back towards the their own goal, a mis-communication between the keeper and a defender allowed a Cardinal player to get his foot on it and put the ball in the net for their lead. There was 27 seconds on the clock. The Warriors began to take control and tied the game at the seven minute mark when Mario Konja scored. This was followed by another at the 11 minute mark when Josh Dwornick scored. A little relief for the Warriors. Woodhaven scored number three at the 28 minute point of the half when Tony DiResta scored after breaking through the Cardinal defense and catching the keeper's left side. This was a assisted by Mario Konja. At the 38 minute spot, Merrick Konja received the ball from Daniel Scipione on the right wing and chipped the ball over the keepers head to give the Warriors some breathing room. The Cardinals pulled one back with less than a minute left to play to reduce the deficit to two goals. Credit to the Cardinal team. They worked hard and never gave up and while never really dangerous, they were able to shut the Warriors offense down. Excellent performances from Warriors players, John Mertic, Daniel Scipione and Nick Foggia. The Warriors season record stands at 5-1-0 in the DRL and 6-1-0 o/all. Melvindale are 3-2-0 in DRL

Cranbrook Kingswood 3 - Freedom Baptist 0
In the University of Ligget Tournament. Goals were scored from Sr. Captain Joey Legrasso, Sr. Chandler Burch, and Sr. Cameron Scott. The goals were assisted by Jr. Kyle He, Sr. Won Young Na, and Sr. Chandler Burch. The Cranes record is now 4-0 overall. The Cranes face Plymouth Christian in the finals.

Canton 8 - Wayne Memorial 0
Canton traveled to Wayne Memorial Canton traveled to Wayne Memorial and came away with an 8-0 victory. Goals were scored by juniors Connor Furgason (2), Shean Krolicki. Mitch Posuniak, Bryan Ren and Tyler Winningham; sophomore, Bobby Budlong; and freshman, Griffin Parks. Winningham added four assists; others with helpers were seniors Phil Baciak and Sean Balnaves, junior Neil Zech and Posuniak. Canton moves to 5-2-1 overall and 1-1 in the KLAA.

Birch Run 4 - Lakeville 0
Matt Grim 2 g, 1a; Dallas VanDuesen 1g, 2a; Zach Wenzlick 1g; Korey Cuthbertson 1a. Keeper Kevin Abdella 2 saves and 7th shutout of the season. Birch Run 8-1 overall and 3-1 Tri-Valley East.

Marshall 4 – BC Harper Creek 0.
Marshall is now 4-2 on the season.

Eaton Rapids 7 -Corunna 0
Eaton Rapids record 3-6-1.

Eaton Rapids JV 0 - Corunna JV 1

Bishop Foley 6 - Riverview Gabriel Richard 1

Avondale 4 - Oxford 1
Avondale jumped out to a 4-0 lead in the first half. Ryan Williams (Nate Chapman), Dylan Kennedy, Joe Davison (Ryan Williams) and Joe Davison (Tyler Koontz) scored for Avondale (5-1, 4-0 OAA White). Oxford scored a PK to round out the scoring in the first half. Avondale visits Troy Athens on Saturday at 1 p.m.

Traverse City West JV 1 - Traverse City Central JV 0
At Traverse City Central (Coast Guard field). Traverse City West Junior Varsity is 3-1 and Traverse City Central Junior Varsity is 6-2

Traverse City West 1 - Traverse City Central 0
Traverse City West is 2-0-0 in the Big North Conference and 2-3-2 overall record, Traverse City Central is 1-1-0 in the Big North Conference and 5-4-1 overall record. Shots on Goals: Traverse City West 9 Traverse City Central 6. Game played in front of 850 fans at the soccer game.

Novi Detroit Catholic Central 1 - Brother Rice 0
CC now 5-1-1.

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 4 - Orchard Lake St. Mary's 1

Clarkston 3 - Waterford Kettering 0

Chelsea 4 - Milan 0
Goals were scored by Robert Hughes (Jr) in the 7th minute off a through ball played by Bourke Lodewyk (Jr). Bourke Lodewyk scored on a penalty kick in the 13th minute. Ryan Hilbert (Fr) scored an unassisted goal in the 35th minute of play and again in the 66th minute of the game from an assist by Craig Keyes (So). Drew Simons (So) had the shut-out in goal with 6 saves. Chelsea now has a 5-6-1 record on the season with a 0-2 record in the SEC.

Dearborn Divine Child 2 - Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 1

Troy 1 - Rochester Adams 0

Grand Blanc 8 - Howell 0
Grand Blanc (5-0-2) Overall; (2-0) KLAA.

Detroit Chavez 8 - Pontiac 3

Lutheran South 3 - Parkway Christian 2
Lutheran South is now 3-2-1 (2-1 MIAC Red).

Dearborn 2 - Rochester 1
At Dearborn, the Pioneers defeated the visiting Rochester Falcons 2-1. Dearborn opened the scoring with 23 minutes left in the first half with a goal from Evan Gage assisted by Ahmad Jawad. Rochester scored early in the second half to tie the game only to have the goal waived off due to offsides. Dearborn would go up 2-0 with 15 minutes remaining in the second half when Ahmad Jawad and Bilal Jawad combined resulting in a deflection goal for Brett Walker. Rochester kept the game interesting by scoring a penalty Kick with around ten minutes remaining. Dearborn is 5-4 on the season and next play Belleville next wednesday and Country Day next Friday. Rochester is 1-3-4 on the season.

Detroit U of D Jesuit 2 - Warren DeLaSalle 2
U of D Jesuit went up 2-0 on DeLaSalle on goals scored by Jack Cunningham, when a handball was called in the box, ousting Tyler Jelonek, and giving DeLaSalle a PK, which was converted. DeLaSalle had to change out a player who received two yellow cards for a soft red. Down one man UDJ gave up a late goal to tie the game. Max Harris had 11 saves. UDJ is 3-2-2 overall, 2-0-1 in the Catholic League.

Clawson 3 - Roseville 1
At Roseville, Clawson fell behind 1-0 on a penalty kick early in the first half but responded with 3 unanswered goals to win the MAC Gold match up. Clawson's Sophomore Tyler Jugon scored 2 goals and assisted on the 3rd. The first goal was a brilliantly slotted ball from Junior Will Pasquin to Jugon and the 2nd was a Jugon free kick from 35 yards out. Clawson finished the scoring on another free kick when Jugon struck a low hard shot that the goalie could not handle and Senior Elliott M tapped in the net. Senior Mitchell Smith helped lead the defensive effort for Clawson and Sophomore Goalie Alex Maison was stellar in the net. Claw son 4-1-0 (2-0-0 MAC Gold) ; Roseville 4-2-0 (0-1-0 MAC Gold).

Birch Run 3 - North Branch 0
Caleb Slavik gets the hat trick leading the Panthers. Matt Grim and Korey Cuthbertson had 1 assist each. Keeper Kevin Abdella gets his 6th shutout of the season. Half 2-0; Birch Run improves to 7-1 overall and 3-1 Tri-Valley East. Next game 9-9-10 Home 4:30pm against Lakeville. N. Branch keeper saves: Luke Smith with 6 saves. North Branch current record: 1-3-2. League Record (TVC East): 1-3-1.

Goodrich JV 2 - North Branch JV 0
North Branch keeper saves: Troy Manthei- 10 saves. Current Record: 1-3-1.

Carlson 8 - Truman 0
Carlson visited the Truman Cougars and broke into the scoring in the 8th minute to take a 1-0 lead. Carlson added 5 more first half goals and took a 6-0 lead into the half time break. Carlson scored early in the second half in the 42nd and 47th minutes to close the game out with an 8-0 victory. Getting credit in net for his third shutout on the season was Andy Bobowski. Making the scoresheet for the Marauders were: Eric DeRosia with one goal and two assists. Kyle Krzesowik with 2 goals and 1 assist each, Eddie Bramlett with 2 goals, Nick Rhodes with 1 goal and 1 assist, Jake Arp with 1 goal, Adam Jones with 2 assisits and Andreas Gikas with 1 assist. Matt Tracy with 1 goal and 1 assist. Carlson is now 5-5-0 overall and 2-2-0 in the Downriver League. Truman is now 0-5-0 in the Downriver League.

Mason 8 - Owosso 0
Records: Mason 5-1-1 (1-0) Owosso 1-4 (0-1).

DeWitt 1 - Dexter 0
Dexter is now 3-6-1, DeWitt 4-0-0.

Dexter JV 2 - DeWitt JV 2

Ferndale 5 - Redford Union 2
Scoring for Ferndale was senior captain Anthony Brazeau (2 goals), senior Kaiman White (2 goals), and sophomore Aidan Gale with one. Assists on the night went to Aidan Gale (3 assists), junior Anthony Madry, and Anthony Brazeau. Senior Kevin Melnick earned the win making 8 saves. Ferndale 2-3 overall and 1-1 OAA White.

Woodhaven 8 - Lincoln Park 1
The Warriors of Woodhaven hosted this Downriver League game. The Warriors came out like a whippet and pounced on the Railsplitters immediately, scoring in just 37 seconds into the game. Mario Konja opened the scoring with a smooth chip over the keepers head from about 10 yards out following a nice pass from Merrick Konja. At the 11 minute mark, Tony DiResta notched number two when he one touched a cross ball from Mario Konja, while standing alone at the back post. Seventeen minutes into the game, Jamal Safah prodded one home after hard work in the goal mouth after picking up a rebound from a Mario Konja flip that was set up from a corner by Alan Guzman. Alex Troisi score a smooth goal when he cut down the left wing, slipping past two defenders and slid the ball into the lower left corner of the Railsplitter's keeper. This assist came from Austin Ruddell. HT 4-0. The Warriors had a tremendous first half playing with a lot of intensity and beautiful ground work. The Railsplitters pulled one back at the 5 minute mark to make it 4-1. The pace had slowed but the Warriors continued to play well against a feisty Lincoln Park squad. Number five came at the 16 minute mark when Mario Konja scored, following a pass from Austin Carevic. Mario Konja completed his hat-trick at the 18 minute mark, after receiving a nice through ball from Josh Dwornick. Woodhaven season record is 4-1-0 in DRL...5-1-0 o/all.

East Lansing 8 - Jackson 0
East Lansing record now 3-2-3.

East Lansing JV 4 - Jackson JV 1
East Lansing JV record (8-0-0).

Fraser 3 - L'Anse Cruese North 0
Fraser HS Varsity Boys Soccer program win their second game in the 2010 MAC White divisional game against LCN HS. The Ramblers dominated play from the start of the game to the final whistle.
Mike Kepler scores twice assisted by Keith Swistock and Jordan Krause. The final goal by Spencer Justin assisted by Keith Swistock came late in the second half of play, with Ramblers down a player due to a red card.
Goalie Mike Laritz comes up big in the first half with a save on the LCN breakaway. This is another solid game for Mike and he also earns his second shut out of the season.
Coach Kick would also like to recognize the efforts of Nic Rossi, Spencer Justin, Austin Kim, Jacob Kirck and Brandon Weiland. This was another team victory with every player contributing in the success with upsetting LCN HS tonight.

Trenton 2 - Allen Park 0
Trenton's record improves to 4-3-0 o/all, 4-1-0 drl. Allen Park's drl record is now 0-4-0.

Allen Park JV 3 - Trenton JV 1

Lutheran Westland 4 - Southfield Christian 3
Lutheran Westland improves to 2-1-1, 2-0-0 MIAC. Southfield Christian drops to 2-2-0, 0-2-0 MIAC. HT: 1-1.

Dearborn Heights Crestwood 5 - Monroe 0

Avondale 5 - Pontiac 1
Against a strong wind, Avondale took a 2-1 lead into half-time with goals by Erik Koberstein and Nathan Chapman (Ryan Williams). Ryan Williams (Matt Krupa), Jason Chapman (Ryan Williams) and Karl Stimmel scored early in the second half to seal the victory for Avondale (4-1, 3-0 OAA White).

Birmingham Roeper 3 - University Liggett Schools 1
Roeper 2-3-1 (1-2).

Brother Rice 7 - Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 0

North Branch 3 - Flint Kearsley 3
Goals: Garrett Washington-1, Jacob Schlaud-1, Gabriel Perez-1. Assist: Mike Laakso-2, Garrett Washington-1. Keeper Saves: Luke Smith- 6 saves. Current Record: 1-2-2 . League Record (TVC East): 1-2-1.:

North Branch JV 1 - Flint Kearsley JV 1
Goals: Caleb Palmer-1. Assist: Jarred Buckner. Keeper Saves: Troy Manthei- 15 saves. Current Record: 1-2-1.

Northville 2 - South Lyon 0
Northville is 1-0 in the KLAA Central. South Lyon is 0-1 in the KLAA Central and 4-1-2 overall.

Eaton Rapids 2 - Onsted 0
Eaton Rapids 2-6-1.

Eaton Rapids JV 2 - Mason JV B 2

Groves 5 - Farmington Harrison 0
Groves goals were by John Prentice(Dan Parker), Mitch Kontarev(Dan Parker), Dylan Begun(Pat O'donnell), Adrian Davies(Dylan Begun), Dan Parker(Alex Lurz). Jake Timmis and Pat O'donnell got the shutout. Groves is now 5-3 and 2-1 in OAA White.

Oakland Christian 4 - Ann Arbor Greenhills 0
Oakland Christian remains undefeated at 6-0 while Greenhills drops to 5-4-1. OCS plays a home match against Lutheran Westland on Friday.

Grand Blanc 1 - Milford 0
At Milford, the Mavericks relied on the outstanding play of acrobatic goalkeeper Beau Prey and his defensive mates to keep the game close. Grand Blanc dominated possession throughout the game and fired 24 shots on goal, but only one made it past Milford's senior netminder. Also playing well on the back line for the Mavericks were seniors Drew Newell, Andrew Smith and Steven Lovera and junior Dylan Polcyn. Scoring for the Bobcats was Bryce Delamielluere. With the victory, Grand Blanc improves to 4-0-2 (1-0 in the KLAA), while Milford falls to 1-3-1 (0-1 in the KLAA).

Ferndale 4 - Hazel Park 2
Scoring for Ferndale where senior captain Anthony Brazeau(sophomore Aidan Gale assist), senior Kaiman White(sophomore Aidan Gale assist), sophomore Chris Triplett(senior Kaiman White assist, and junior captain Patrick Reiter(unassisted). Senior Kevin Melnick earned the win in goal, making 5 saves. Ferndale is 1-3 overall and 1-1 in OAA White. Hazel Park is 0-5 overall and 0-3 OAA White.

Berkley 3 - Oxford 1
Goals by Eric Munoz and Ethan Tuomey (2). Berkley moves to 5-1, 3-0 in the OAA White.

Bloomfield Hills Andover 3 - West Bloomfield 1
The Barons continued their strong league play against the Lakers. Andover's goals came from Matt Osborn, Nick Shabino, and Matt Osborn (Nathan Elkus). West Bloomfield's goal cam from Mark Shaona. Andover is now 6-1-1 (OAA White 2-0-0), West Bloomfield is now 2-6-0 (OAA White 0-2-0). On Tuesday Andover continues league play against Seaholm.

Plymouth Christian 2 - Summit 1
It was a good 1st half and Dan Ross found the back of the net in the 25th minute. Unfortunately, about 10 minutes later, our back left fullback scored an own goal into the back of our net. 1-1 at half. In the 2nd half it was pretty even going back and forth and then about halfway through the 2nd half Chris Scagnetti pushed it by the goalkeeper. We both had some great scoring attempts but there was no more scoring. PCA is now 5-1-1 overall and still 2-1 in MIAC conference play. The Liggett Tournament this weekend is whenPCA will be playing next.

Walled Lake Western 7 - Waterford Kettering 0
Western win their opener in the KLAA North. Goals were scored by Steven Massie, Kyle Alsheskie (2), Blake Hunter, Michael Camilleri, David Espinal, and Juan Lule. Western are now 3-2-1(1-0). Kettering are now 2-3-1 (0-1).

Novi Detroit Catholic Central 4 - Orchard Lake St. Mary's 1

Traverse City Central 5 - Gaylord 0
In Traverse City. Traverse City Central is 1-0-0 in the Big North Conference and 5-2-1 overall. Gaylord is 1-1-0 in the Big North Conference and 4-3-1 overall. Next game, Traverse City West at Traverse City Central, This Thursday, September 9,2010, Junior Varsity game start at 5:00 p.m. and Varsity game start at 7:00 p.m.

Traverse City Central JV 6 - Gaylord JV 0
Traverse City Central Junior Varsity is 6-1 overall record and Gaylord junior Varsity is 1-4-1 overall.
Shots on Goals: Traverse City Central Junior Varsity 23. Gaylord Junior Varsity 1.

Hartland 3 - Pinckney 0
Hartland won its opening league contest thanks to a goal from Bryan Condra and two goals from Tyler West. Ian Lovern assisted on all three goals. GK Kevin Forster recorded Hartland’s first shutout of the season. Hartland is now 1-3-1 overall and 1-0 in the KLAA West while Pinckney falls to 1-6 and 0-1 in the KLAA West.

Bloomfield Hills Lahser 2 - Rochester Stoney Creek 1
At Rochester Hills. Lahser scored twice in a minute during the first half on good team play. The Knight’s first goal was scored by L. Elisevich on a pretty pass from K Rego. A goal was added by A Landschulz on bang-bang passes from J. Landis to L Elisevich to Landschulz. The defensive crew withstood heavy pressure from Stoney Creek late in the game to win 2-1. Stoney Creek ’s Aaron Hebden scored late in the second half to make the end more interesting. Lahser raises its record to 7-2 and even in OAA Red 1-1.E Wahl allowed only 1 goal, making several spectacular saves (10-) to secure the win. Lahser raises its record to 7-2 and even in OAA Red 1-1.

Battle Creek Lakeview 3 - Marshall 2
Lakeview capitalized on numerous turnovers and won the match 3-0. This was a Southwest Michigan Athletic Conference East Division match. Lakeview is 2-0 and Marshall is 0-2 in conference play.

Detroit U of D Jesuit 3 - Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 0
Cameron Roberts scored the first goal, two goals were also scored by Robby Wilson with an assist by Derek Boatright, and Jack Cunningham. Max Harris had his second shutout with 4 saves. UDJ is 3-2-1 overall, 2-0-0 in the Catholic League.

Falcon Shootout
North Muskegon won the Falcon Shootout hosted by Hudsonville Freedom Christians on Saturday, winning all three of its games. The Norsemen beat Grand Rapids Creston 6-0, Hopkins 2-1 and Freedom Christian 5-1. Senior forward Janik Schoenberg had a hat trick against Creston.

North Muskegon 6 - Grand Rapids Creston 0

Brother Rice 5 - Notre Dame Prep 1

Brother Rice JV 2 - Notre Dame Prep JV 0

Williamston 1 - East Lansing 0
East Lansing record now 2-2-3.

East Lansing JV 2 - Williamston JV 1
East Lansing JV record 7-0-0. Williamston JV now 2-4-0.

Fraser 3 - Grosse Pointe South 1
Fraser HS Varsity Boys Soccer program win their season opener in the 2010 MAC White divisional game against Grosse Pointe South HS.
Greg Petty scores twice and Brandon Weiland (unassisted) finishes the game off with an own goal. Assisted on the first 2 goals came from Senior Captain Mike Kepler.
Coach Kick would also like to recognize the efforts of Senior Captain Austin Kim, Spencer Justin, Colin Warchol. Goalie Mike Laritz also caps off another solid game. This was truly a team victory every player contributed in the success with upsetting GPS HS tonight.

Ann Arbor Huron 4 - Dearborn 2
Ann Arbor Huron boys soccer team found itself trailing Dearborn 2-1 at half on Friday night but rallied for 3 goals in the second half to come away with a 4-2 win. Scoring: 1) H- Grant Steinhauser (Marcus Spivey); 2) D-Ahmad Jawad; 3) D-Ali Jawad; 4) H- Steve Weidenbach (PK); 5) H- Jeff Camalo (Matt Ybarra); 6) H-Matt Ybarra.

Ypsilanti Lincoln 4 - Monroe 0
The Railsplitters got goals from Justin Ritchey(2), Thomas Henry and Will Peet. Jeremy Ritchey earns yet another shutout for the season-5 for the season. Lincoln ups its record to 7-2 Overall and 2-0 in the SEC. Next up is Bishop Foley on September 11.

L'Anse Creuse North 3 - L'Anse Creuse 0
The L'Anse Creuse North varsity team came away with a 3-0 victory over rival L'Anse Creuse. LCN came out firing, scoring a goal in the first 2 minutes from Derek Granum unassisted off a Fred Leduc cross in deflection. A few minutes after that Blaine Sackett scored on a nice half volley from 24 yards out assisted from Fred Leduc. Derek Granum
scored his 2nd of the game on a long throw in from Matt Gross. Eni Suvaria earned his 3rd shut out of the season. LCN is now 5-1 on the season and opens up MAC White play next Wednesday at Fraser high school.

Baptist Park 5 - Calvary Christian 2

Country Day 0 - Lutheran North 0
In similar fashion to many closely played games between North & DCDS in recent years, this game was highlighted by North’s strong defensive play and excellent goalkeeping by JJ McGrath. Country Day’s GK Zachary Walker was tested late in the game when he parried a couple of Lutheran North shots over the crossbar. Country Day’s record is now 5-1- 1.

Ann Arbor Huron 1 - Dexter 0
A late first-half goal by Ann Arbor Huron High School's Ryan Embree was all the River Rats needed for a 1-0 Southeastern Conference crossover victory over Dexter on Thursday in Ann Arbor. Scoring: H-Ryan Embree (Steve Weidenbach). Dexter is now 3-5-1 (1-1-0 SEC). Huron is now 4-1-1 (2-0-0 SEC).

Dexter JV 0 - Ann Arbor Huron JV 0

Bloomfield Hills Andover 3 - Farmington Harrison 0
The Barons won their opening game of league play against the Hawks. Andover's goals came from Alec Prouty (Ben Kileen), Matt Osborn (Will Neef) and Will Neef (Alec Prouty). Truman Lorick recorded his 4th shutout of the season, Andover's 5th overall. Andover is now 5-1-1 (OAA White 1-0-0), Harrison is now (OAA White 1-1-0). On Tuesday Andover continues league play against West Bloomfield.

Stoney Creek 1 - Utica 0

Oscoda 5 - Fairview 0
The Oscoda Owls continued their winning ways on Thursday night, blanking Fairview, 5-0. Oscoda controlled the match from the opening kick, allowing just one Fairview shot on goal and very little time in the Owl defensive zone. The Owls were led by senior midfielder Kyle McCausey who scored the Owls first three goals. Scoring leader Kyle Wheatley added a goal of his own and Trevor Walker added his first of the season. Wheatley also was credited with 2 assists. Evan Dennis and Kyle McCausey each earned one. Oscoda led the match at the half, 2-0.
"We slowed the tempo down tonight and worked on the passing game" was coach Gary Schneider's analysis. "We have played a lot of long ball this season to tire teams out but we want to be able to use different styles throughout the season."
Brandon McCausey led the defense with 7 steals and 11 intercepts. John McDonald stole 7 balls also. Jeremy Smith earned is fifth shutout in goal.
Oscoda improves to 6-1 on the season and is now off until they face long time rival, Tawas on September 13th in Tawas at 5:00pm. It will be the Owls first conference match in the new Huron Shores Conference.

Walled Lake Western 3 - Hartland 2

Waterford Mott 2 - Royal Oak 1
Sophomore Jacob Dziadzio opened up the scoring in the first half and junior Austin Mace put away the game winner for the Corsairs in the second half before Royal Oak was able to break up the shutout on a late game rush. Junior keeper Austin Meredith collect his third win of the week tallying 10 saves. With the win, Mott moves to 4-2-1 on the season as they look to begin KLAA North Division play on Tuesday with Walled Lake Central.

Detroit U of D Jesuit 1 - Clarkston 1
Dugan Rozman scored for U of D Jesuit. UDJ is 2-2-1 overall, 1-0-0 in the Catholic League.

Woodhaven 9 - Taylor Kennedy 1
A Downriver league contest. Scoring for the Warriors, Mario Konja 6 goals, Alex Troisi 1 goal-1 assist, Zack Bennett 1 goal, Tony DiResta 1 goal-1 assist, Josh Dwornick 3 assists, Nick DiResta 1 assist, Merrick Konja 2 assist, Nick Foggia 1 assist. Woodhaven's season record stands at 3-1-0 in DRL and 4-1-0 o/all.

Lansing Catholic 3 - Eaton Rapids 0
Eaton Rapids record 1-6-1.

Lansing Catholic JV 3 - Eaton Rapids JV 1

Woodhaven JV 2 Grosse Ile JV 0
The Warrior’s traveled to Grosse lle and put on their best performance of the season. Andrew Michel recorded his first shutout of the season. The short-benched Warrior’s were led by Vinnie Vassallo with 2 goals. Justin Coghill and Austin Scipione each added an assist. Outstanding performances by Cody Briscoe, Mark Ditzhazy, Jacob Bak, Moises Orozco, Petros Besieris and Cameron Karagitz. The Warrior’s are 3-0-3 overall.

Ann Arbor Greenhills 4 - Birmingham Roeper 1

Lutheran Westland 1 - Summit 1
Lutheran Westland is 1-1-1. Summit Home School is 6-5-1. Shots: 15-5 LW.

Memphis 2 - Harbor Beach 2
Ended in the 15th minute of the second half due to lightning.

Cranbrook 8 - Cardinal Mooney 0
Sr. Chandler Burch scored 2 goals. Jr. Elliot Rosenfeld had 3 assists. Sr. Captain Connor Sakwa had 1 goal and 1 assist. Fr. John Whiting had 1 goal and 1 assist. Sr. Won Young Na had 2 goals and 1 assist. Sr. Captain Joey Lagrasso had 1 goal. Sr. Cameron Scott had 1 goal. Both goalies Andrew Rouff and Jake Kernen had shutouts. With this win the Cranes record is now 3-0 overall and 2-0 in the Catholic League.

Carlson JV 9 - Trenton JV 3
Carlson travelled to Trenton for a Downriver League match tonight and the JV teams took the field first. After trading goals in the first half, the game was tied at 2's. Carlson broke open in the second half and outscored Trenton 7-1 for a final score of 9-3. Scoring for the Marauders were: Paul Voran 3 goals, Dustin Demitroff 2 goals, Mario Parody and Jake Mydloski with 1 goal and 2 assists each, Sean Miller and Jake Cadez with 1 goal each and Ryan Burzycki and Joe Williams with 1 assist each.

Trenton 3 - Carlson 2
The Varsity teams took the field next and Trenton was in complete control in the first half and Carlson found themselves in a 1-3 hole. Carlson played a much stronger game in the second half but fell short at the end of the game 2-3. Scoring for the Marauders were Kyle Krzesowik with 2 goals and Mitchell Compean with 1 assist. In on the scoring for the host Trojans goals were Matt McCourt with 2 goals and Cody Thompson with 1 goal.

Groves 8 - Hazel Park 0
Groves opened the scoring with a goal by Dan Parker assisted by Adrian Davies in the 10th minute. Groves 2nd goal came from Dan Parker assisted by Pat O'donnell at the 14:33 mark. Half 2-0 Groves came out hungry in the 2nd half and scored just 41 seconds in. Goal by Alex Lurz assisted by Zach Olmstead. 40 seconds later Zach Olmstead found the back of the net with an assist from Adrian Davies. At the 34:40 mark Pat O'donnell scored on a nice cross by Alex Lurz. Groves 6th goal was by Dylan Begun from Alex Chmara at the 22:14 mark. Dan Parker completed his Hat Trick from Simon Kaufmann at 16:59. The final goal went to Christian Davies(pk) with 11:32 left on the clock. Game was called for the mercy rule. Groves is now 4-3 and 1-1 in OAA White.

Lakeland 2 - Milford 0
Lakeland's goals were scored by Troy Baertson (assist Trent Norman) and Anthony Paterra (assist Jeffrey Keinath). Lakeland keeper Ben Lang made 2 saves to record his 5th shutout of the year. Milford's keeper, Beau Prey, made 16 saves in the game. Lakeland 4-1-2. Milford 1-3-1.

Lakeland JV 1 Milford JV 1

Riverview 4 - Milan 0
Brad Stewart had 2 goals and 1 assist. Mike Kowalski also had 2 goals and 1 assist. Hermes Toska and Matt Lahiff both had 1 assist each. Freshman Matt Bacon got his second shut out in goal taking Riverview's record to 5-2 and 3-0 in the Huron league. Riverview's next game is at Home against Grosse Ile next Wednesday. With both teams undefeated in the league it should be a great rivalry game.

Waterford Mott 3 - Milford 1
Scoring for Mott were seniors JD Clemence twice and Anthony Minando on a PK while junior keeper Austin Meredith recorded 5 saves. Mott moves to 3-2-1 overall while Milford falls to 1-2-1 on the season.

Sturgis 7 - Marshall 0
Marshall was down 0-3 at the half and then lost 2 players to red cards. Sturgis scored 3 goals in the last 4 minutes of play. Sturgis remains undefeated and Marshall falls to 3-1. This was a Southwest Michigan Athletic Conference East Division match.

Valley Lutheran 4 - North Branch 0
Keeper Saves: Donley Spencer- 12 saves. Current Record: 1-2-1. League Record (TVC East): 1-2-1.

Valley Lutheran JV 5 - North Branch JV 1
Goals: Austin Walker. Assist: Mitchell Parmenter. Keeper Saves: Dalton Luke- 15 saves.

North Branch JV 3 - Durand JV 2
Goals: Jarred Buckner, Harry Buckle, Ryan Benicassa. Keeper Saves: Dalton Luke- 5 saves. Current Record: 1-2 .

Walled Lake Western 3 - Hartland 2

Troy Athens 4 - Anchor Bay 0

Warren Woods Tower 3 - Warren Fitzgerald 1
Jacob Warwinsky scored twice and Sherwin Yang added a goal and an assist to lead the Titans over the Spartans. Angelo Papale and Gordon Kelly each had an assist. A strong total team defensive effort helped limit Fitzgerald to just 3 shots. The win improves WWT record to 5-2.

Ann Arbor Huron 3 - Chelsea 0
Matt Ybarra's two goals, in the 40th and 76th minutes, led the Ann Arbor Huron boys soccer team to a 3-0 win over Chelsea on Tuesday. "We generated a lot of chances, we just couldn't find the net," Huron coach Reese Richardson said of the first half. Scoring: H-Matt Ybarra at 39:29; H-Matt Ybarra (Ryan Embree) at 75:09; H-Jeff Camalo (Matt Ybarra) at 79:33.

Lahser took a 3-0 lead on goals from L Elisevich, E Kelly and Z Seguin (with assists from Elisevich, E Kelly and A Landschulz), playing and attacking well as a team in the 1st half and into the early part of the second half. West Bloomfield then took over the attack, scoring 2 unanswered goals by Mark Shaona, and carrying the play into its offensive end through the balance of the game. E Wahl made 9 tough saves, and S Carson and E Kelly made impressive "field saves" on breaks to preserve the win. Lahser is now 6-2.

Detroit U of D Jesuit 5 - Ann Arbor Fr. Gabriel Richard 0
Robby Wilson had 3 goals, while Trevor Bonventre and Tyler Ashcraft also scored in Jesuit's first Catholic League game. Max Harris and Evan Jackson split net duties, each having six saves. UDJ is 2-2-0 overall, 1-0-0 in the Catholic League.

Lutheran Westland 3 - Plymouth Christian 0
Junior Mitchell Boehm scored twice and junior Kent Krzyske scored once for Lutheran Westland (1-1-0, 1-0-0 MIAC). Sophomore goalkeeper Nick Andrzejewski made 4 saves en route to his 1st shutout of the season. PCA is now 4-1-1, 2-1-0 MIAC. PCA next game is Tuesday as it takes on Summit at home at 4:30.

Cranbrook 8 - Everest 0
Chandler Burch had 3 goals 1 assist, captain Conner Sakwa with 2 goals and 1 assist, Cameron Scott had 1 goal and 1 assist, John Whiting had a goal and assist, captain Joey Lagrasso had a goal, and Kyle He had 2 assists. Goalie's Andrew Rouff and Jake Kernen both shared a shutout. With this win the Cranes record becomes 2-0 .

Lansing Christian 7 - Eaton Rapids 4
Eaton Rapids record is 1-5-1.

Brother Rice 1 - Dearborn 0
Russell Cicerone scored early in the first half and keeper Griffin MacAloon recorded the shutout.

Lansing Christian JV 3 - Eaton Rapids JV 2

Avondale 4 - West Bloomfield 3
West Bloomfield jumped to an early 2-0 when Mark Shaona and Uriah Polley scored for the Lakers. Dylan Kennedy (Ryan Williams) and Nate Chapman tied up the game with two quick goals. Uriah Polley scored another on an impressive individual effort. Nate Chapman (Dylan Kennedy) tied it up before half-time. In the second half, Avondale's Tyler Koontz and West Bloomfield's Alec Buckner stopped many opportunities by both sides before Joe Davison (Jake Bittinger) slotted the game winner for the Yellowjackets (4-1).

Ann Arbor Huron 3 - Chelsea 0
Chelsea lost 3-0 to Ann Arbor Huron tonight in their first SEC game of the season. Chelsea, now (3-5-1) (0-1-0 in SEC) played a tough game against Huron. Chelsea controlled the tempo of much of the first half and only allowed one goal before the half that came from a Penalty drawn from Huron with 30 seconds remaining in the half. Most of the second half was back and forth and as Chelsea pushed players up field late in the game to try and put in an equalizer, Huron was able to capitalize on the open defense and netted their last two goals in the last 5 minutes of the game. Great efforts by both teams in tonight's contest.

Bloomfield Hills Andover 5 - Belleville 0
The Barons played a strong team game against the Tigers with 8 different players scoring a point. Captain Nick Shabino and Matt Osborn led the way each scoring 2 points a piece. Andover's goals came from Nick Shabino (Matt Osborn), Jonah Yousif (David Yu), Matt Fellows (Cameron Billes), Ben Kileen (Greg Mitchem), and Nick Shabino (Matt Osborn). Truman Lorick and Sam Kirshenaum combined for the shutout which was Andover's 4th of the year. Andover is now 4-1-1 (OAA White 0-0-0), Belleville is now 3-1-0. On Thursday Andover will start league play against Farmington Harrison.

Farmington 7 - Pontiac 1

Country Day 5 - Fenton 0
Country Day missed some good scoring chances in the first half and was held to one goal scored by Adriel Neely. Country Day scored 4 second half goals, one each by Jack Brown (Neely), Neely (Patrick Lazarczyk), Sam Brown (Soto Raphtis) and Lazarczyk (Brenton Desai). Andrew Smith and Zachary Walker earned the teams 3rd shutout of the season. Fenton’s record is 1-3-1. Country Day improves to 5 - 1.

Parkway Christian 5 - Baptist Park 2

Oxford 4 - Ferndale 3

Rochester Adams 2 - Lake Orion 0

Southfield Christian 5 - Clarenceville 2

Lake Orion JV 1 - Rochester Adams JV 1

Berkley 3 - Seaholm 0
Goals were scored by Senior Nick Landgraf, Sophomore John DiNunzio, and Freshman Eric Towns. Berkley moves to 3-1 (1-0) on the season.

Ypsilanti Lincoln 2 - Ann Arbor Pioneer 1
Mohammed Kaba paced the Railsplitters with 2 goals. Jeremy Ritchey secures the win in net. The Railsplitters defense was key holding Pioneer to no shots on frame in the second half. Lincoln ups its record to 6-2 overall and 1-0 in the SEC.

East Lansing 2 - Mason 2
East Lansing record 2-1-3. Mason now 4-1-1.

East Lansing JV 3 - Mason JV 1
East Lansing record 6-0-0. Mason 3-2-0.

Detroit Catholic Central 2- Clarkston 1
CC now 3-1.

Traverse City Central 4 - Dearborn Edsel Ford 1
Traverse City Central is 3-3-1

Gaylord 1 - Alpena 0
Alpena is 2-2 and 0-1 in the Big North Conference.

Cadillac 2 - West Branch Ogemaw Heights 1 (OT)

Troy 3 - Bloomfield Hills Lahser 0
Playing the first half without 3 starting players, the Knights started slowly, allowing a talented more aggressive Troy team to obtain an edge which they never gave up. Evan Wahl stopped 8 of 11 shots, but the team never seemed to gel. Lahser lost its second game of the year, dropping its record to 5-2, OAA 0-1

Genesee Christian 2 - Roeper 1
Roeper now 1-2-1.

North Branch 3 - Millington 3
Goals: Cody Schwartz-2, Garrett Washington-1. Assist: Dylan Johnson-1, Cody Schwartz-1, Garrett Washington-1.
Keeper Saves: Luke Smith 6 saves, Donley Spencer- 9 saves. Current Record: 1-1-1. League Record(TVC East): 1-1-1.

Harbor Beach7 - Sandusky 1
The Pirates pushed their record to 6-0 overall and 3-0 in league play. They play a 5pm game at home Wednesday against Memphis.

Riverview 5 - St. Mary CC 2
Scoring for Riverview were Mike Kowalski 2 goals, Hermes Toska, Kyle Agius, and Marian Nasto. Dan Dinion, C.J. Suyak, John Heit and Brad Stewart had assists on the day. Riverview is now 4-2 and 2-0 in the Huron League.

Woodhaven 8 - Taylor Truman 0
Scoring for the Warrior's were Tony DiResta 4 goals and 1 assist, Alex Troisi 2 goals and 2 assists, Mario Konja 1 goal, Alan Guzman 1 goal, Zack Bennett 3 assists, Josh Dwornick 1 assist, John Mertic 1 assist. John Duderstadt had the shut-out, his second of the season. Woodhaven's season record is 2-1-0 in DRL and 3-1-0 o/all.

Canton 2 - Ann Arbor Pioneer 0
Canton traveled to Ann Arbor to play Pioneer and won its fourth straight by shutout.
Canton opened the scoring approximately 7 minutes into the game when Shean Krolicki (junior) found Scott Piwowar (sophomore) on the left edge of the box. Piwowar took a couple of touches before driving the ball behind the Pioneer keeper.
The teams traded possession and scoring chances for the rest of the half and most of the second, until Canton caught Pioneer pushing forward for the tie in the last minute of the game. Mitch Posuniak (junior) held a ball in the middle of the field until Krolicki joined the attack - his through ball released Krolicki, who iced the game on a breakaway with less than 10 seconds.
Brandon Laabs (senior) was strong in goal, making a couple of point-blank saves on Pioneer corners. Canton improves to 4-1-1 on the season.

Redford Union 8 - Lincoln Park 0
RU goals scored by: Francis Mensah 3, Lewis Ellis 2, Jarrett Deklien 1, Jeff Swinea 1 (pk), Robbie D'Annunnzio 1, RU goalkeeper Tyler Cooley earned his second shutout in 4 games (and allowed only 1 each in the other two games). Redford Union is now 4-0-0 on the season.

Clawson 2 - Marysville 1
Clawson was lead by Sophmore Tyler Jugon scoring 1 goal and assisting Junior Derrick Smith on another in a MAC crossover game. Clawson 3-1-0 : Marysville 2-2-0

Carlson JV 2 - Allen Park JV 1
Carlson won the JV match thanks to 2 goals from Dustin Demitroff, one of them assisted by Justin Antonio and great goalkeeping from Joe Williams. Joe recorded 18 saves, including 2 penalty kick stops. Carlson wins 2-1.

Carlson 3 - Allen Park 2
Allen Park struck first in the Varsity match when Jacob Parmenter scored just 4 minutes in. A defensive breakdown from the Marauders back line allowed Jacob to slide a ball past the keeper. Carlson finally got on the board in the 34th minute and again just 90 seconds later. Carlson took a 2-1 lead into half time before Andy Bobowski was replaced in net by Andreas Gikas. A long service into the box on a restart by Allen Park went off the head of a Carlson defender and over the outstretched hand of their keeper tying the game at 2's. In the 78th minute, Adam Jones served a ball in from the corner that was headed in by Kyle Krzesowik to the far post to give the Marauders the 3-2 victory. Picking up the first half goals for Carlson were Kyle Krzesowik and Adam Jones, both assisted by Eddie Bramlett. Carlson will next travel to Trenton on Wednesday night.

Walled Lake Western 6 - Garden City 0
Kyle Alsheskie paced Western with 3 goals. Chace Davies, Steven Massie, Jacob Hague rounded out the scoring for the Warriors. Jimmy Hague made 7 saves for the shutout. Western now at 1-2-1.

South Lyon 1 - Lakeland 0
South Lyon is now 4-0-2 on the season.

South Lyon JV 2 - Lakeland JV 1

Oscoda 8 - Standish-Sterling 0
The 4-1 Oscoda Owls hosted the 3-0 Standish-Sterling Panthers Monday night in their home opener. The Owls wasted no time jumping out to an early lead when Junior Captain, Evan Dennis found the back of the net just seven minutes into the match. Sophomore Kyle Wheatley scored the first of his four goals at the 21:12 mark. Oscoda took a 3-0 lead when Wheatley scored again in the 36th minute. Less than a minute later the Panthers got on the board when their leading scorer, Tanner Trombley netted the ball, ending the half with Oscoda on top, 3-1.
It took only a minute into the second half for Wheatley to score again. The Panthers got their second of the night when Dylan William scored just seconds after Wheatley. Kyle McCausey got a goal six minutes later to give the Owls a commanding lead. Defender Kevin Leveille took a long shot from 40 yards out that squeezed in under the crossbar for the Owls at the 55:58 mark. Standish got two quick goals at the 61 and 62 minute mark. The first by Nate Decker and then William scored his second of the match. The Owls finished the scoring when Wheatley netted his fourth at the 71 minute mark and then Kyle Griffin ended the scoring with less than a minute to give Oscoda the 8-4 win.
William and Trombley each earned assists for the Panthers. Anthony Alderete earned two assists for Oscoda. Jordan Corwin, Josh DeOrnellas and Tyler Davie all were credited with one assist each. Both teams ended the match with only 10 players on the field after Trombley for the Panthers and Kyle McCausey for the Owls were sent off with Red Cards.
Jeremy Smith earned the victory for the Owls by making 12 saves in goal. He was aided by non-keeper saves by Brandon McCausey and Leveille. Ben Jurek made 7 saves for the Panthers and got 4 non-keeper saves from his defense.
Brandon McCausey led the Oscoda defense with 6 steals and 8 intercepts.
The Owls now stand at 5-1 on the season and have not played a conference match yet. They welcome Fairview to Oscoda on Thursday for a 5:00pm match. Standish-Sterling drops to 3-1 overall.

Grand Blanc 1 - Midland 1

Waterford Mott 5 - Lapeer West 0
Senior captain James Kennedy scored a hat trick while junior Austin Mace and sophomore Ricky Smith each added a goal each for the Corsairs. Junior keeper Austin Meredith recorded the shutout with 6 saves as Mott moves to 2-2-1 overall.

Woodhaven JV 1 - Dearborn Crestwood JV 1
Vinnie Vassallo scored with an assist from Justin Coghill for the Warrior’s. Woodhaven is 2-0-2 overall.

L’Anse Creuse 6 - Warren Woods Tower 3
Jacob warwinski scored twice and Angelo Papale added a goal in a loss to the Lancers. Keeper Nate D’Addario helped keep the game close with some outstanding goal tending. The Titans fell to 4-2 on the year.

Royal Oak Shrine 3 - Lutheran South 1

Petoskey Invite

Round 1:
Petoskey 2 - Bloomfield Hills Lahser 0

Traverse City Central 3 - Marquette 0

Round 2:
Petoskey 2 - Marquette 0

Bloomfield Hills Lahser 5 - Traverse City Central 1
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Elkton Pigeon Bayport Lakers Tournament

Birch Run 4 - Elkton Pigeon Bayport 0
Caleb Slavik 2g; Korey Cuthbertson 1g, 1a; Laban Searson 1g; Matt Grim and Dallas VanDeusen 1a each. Keeper Kevin Abdella 1 save, 4th Shutout of season.

Birch Run 5 - Yale 0
Caleb Slavik 2g, 1a; Dallas VanDeusen 1g, 1a; Korey Cuthbertson and Matt Grim 1g each; Laban Searson 1a. Keeper Kevin Abdella 5th shutout of the season.

Birch Run 3 - Oscoda 1
Dallas VanDeusen 1g, 1a; Matt Grim and Korey Cuthbertson 1g each; Caleb Slavik 1a. Keeper Kevin Abdella 3 saves.

Birch Run Champion 3-0
Oscoda Runner-up 2-1

Birch Run improves to 6-0 O/A and 2-0 Tri-Valley East

Oscoda 6 - Yale 0
The Oscoda Owls soccer team traveled to the Thumb Area on Saturday to take part in the Laker Invitational Tournament, facing off with the home team, Birch Run Panthers and the Yale Bulldogs. The Owls opened their morning by defeating the Yale squad, 6-0. Kyle Wheatley led the Owls with two goals. Lone goals were netted by Brandon McCausey, Kyle McCausey, Evan Dennis and Kyle Griffin. Assists were earned by Kyle McCausey, Anthony Alderete, Josh DeOrnellas, Griffin and Brenden Eberhardt. Jeremy Smith stopped all 5 shots he faced between the posts.

Oscoda 4 - Lakers 0
In the second match of the tournament the Owls faced off against the home team, Laker. The match was tight in the first half with the Owls gaining a 1-0 lead late in the half when Wheatley curled a Direct Kick into the corner of the net. The second half was all Oscoda as they scored three more times to win, 4-0. Wheatley completed the hat-trick with two more goals. Kyle McCausey netted his second goal of the day. Wheatley, Alderete and DeOrnellas earned assists. Smith earned the shutout with 7 saves.

Birch Run 3 - Oscoda 1
The Owls went into the third match tied with Birch Run but ahead on goals, needing only a tie to win the tournament. It was not to be as the two undefeated squads (both at the tournament and for the season) faced off and Birch Run scored two first half goals and added a third in the second. Oscoda did manage to get on the board when Kyle McCausey headed in a corner kick launched by Tyler Davie midway through the second half.
The Owls returned to Oscoda with their second straight runner-up trophy. Wheatley, Brandon McCausey and Jeremy Smith were all named to the All Tournament Team. McCausey ended the tournament with 22 intercepts, 11 steals and 2 non-keeper saves.
The Owls return to their regular schedule on Monday when they play their Home Opener at 5:00pm against Standish-Sterling.

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South Lake Tourney Championship
L'Anse Creuse North 3 - Warren Woods Tower 2
Warren Woods Tower The L'Anse Creuse North Soccer team took care of its 2 first round games against Warren Woods Tower and Lakeview. In the first game the LCN boys came away with a 3-2 victory over WW Tower. Scoring for North was Fred Leduc with 2 goals and Blain Sackett. Assists went to Derek Granum, Blain Sackett, and Milan Isaku. Eni Suvaria made 5 saves in net for North.

L'Anse Creuse North 4 - SCS Lakeview 1
The 2nd game North came away with a 4-1 victory over Lakeview. Scoring for North was Milan Isaku with 2 goals and 2 assists. Kyle Formanczyk also had 2 goals and an assit. The last assits was credited to Ryan Driscoll. LCN will now take on Roseville
tomorrow at 11:30 for the South Lake Tourney Championship. If the Crusaders come away with the victory it will be a 3 peat chmpionship.
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Lincoln Railsplitters Soccer Classic (JV)

Monroe JV 1 - Carlson JV 0
The Marauders JV team travelled to the home of the Lincoln Railsplitters for a soccer tournment with teams from Milan, Monroe and Ypsilanti Lincoln. The Marauders started the day with a re-match of a scrimmage game against Monroe earlier this season. Carlson was outshot 13-3 in this one but the only one that mattered was from a great header from Monroe about 6 minutes into the second half. Monroe wins 1-0.

Milan JV 2 - 1
Next up for the Marauders was the team from Milan. Milan struck first with a goal about 15 minutes in. Carlson got on the scoreboard themselves when Chris Pavela scored on an assist from Jon Langley. The teams were knotted at 1 until the closing seconds when Milan put the ball past Carlson keeper as the game ended while the ball was still in the net. Carlson falls short by a final of 1-2.

Ypsilanti Lincoln JV 4 - Carlson JV 1
The final game of the day for Carlson was against the host Ypsi Lincoln squad. Lincoln struck first and often as they tallied 4 goals before the half time break. Carlson came out with the challenge from their coach to win the final half of soccer for the day. The players rose to the challenge as Paul Voran scored the lone second half goal, assisted by Joe Williams. However, the Marauders finished 0-3 on the day dropping this last one by a 1-4 final. Carlson JV has a 1-4-0 record after the first week of play.

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Chelsea High School Division 2 East vs West Shoot-Out

NOTE: Records reflected are from Tournament only.

1st Place - Plainwell (3-0-1)
2nd Place - Dexter (2-1-1)
3rd Place - Mason (3-1-0)
4th Place - Riverview (2-2-0)
5th Place - Stevensville Lakeshore (2-1-1)
6th Place - Dearborn Crestwood (0-2-2)
7th Place - Chelsea (1-2-1)
8th Place - Eaton Rapids (0-4-0)

Results - Note: Games with aesteric (*) were played prior to Saturday's event.

EAST -
Dexter 1 - Riverview 0
Dexter scored with 38 seconds left to get the win.

Chelsea 3 - Crestwood 3

Dexter 0 - Crestwood 0

Riverview 4 - Chelsea 1
Riverview is now 3-2 overall.

* Riverview 2 - Crestwood 0
* Dexter 4 - Chelsea 0

WEST -
* Mason 6 - Eaton Rapids 0

* Plainwell 1 - Lakeshore 1

Mason 3 - Lakeshore 0

Plainwell 2 - Eaton Rapids 0

Plainwell 2 - Mason 0

Stevensville Lakeshore 3 - Eaton Rapids 0

FINALS

1st/2nd - Plainwell 2 - Dexter 1
3rd/4th - Mason 7 - Riverview 0
5th/6th - Stevensville Lakeshore 2 - Crestwood 0
7th/8th - Chelsea 3 - Eaton Rapids 0

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Lincoln Railsplitters Soccer Classic

The Railsplitters of Lincoln held their first annual tournament today. Teams that were there were Lincoln, Milan, Gibralter Carlson, Airport, Garden City and Monroe. It was a great day of soccer action. Thank you all for coming out to support the day. The Railsplitters prevailed on both the JV and Varsity sides. The Lincoln JV went 3-0 for the day as did the Varsity. Here is how the Varsity won the competition Lincoln v Milan. Lincoln wins 4-0 Goals by Mohammed Kaba(2) Lincoln v Carlson. Lincoln wins 3-0. A huge goal by Scott Chatfield Lincoln v Garden City. Lincoln wins 5-1. Goals by Mohammed Kaba, Will Peet and a first goal by Josh Pace. Lincoln now moves into league play with Pioneer at home on Tuesday.

Carlson 1 - Milan 0
The Carlson Marauders soccer team participated in the Lincoln Railsplitters Soccer Classic today. The Marauders hosted Milan in the first game of pool play. Andy Bobowski picked up his second shut-out on the season as a goal from Adam Jones was the game winner.

Ypsilanti Lincoln 3 - Carlson 0
Carlson then squared off against the host Lincoln team for the second game in pool play. This was a great match that remained scoreless for 45 minutes, thanks to supberb team defense and goalkeeping by the Marauders. However, Lincoln finally broke through in the 47th minute and added insurance goals in the 52nd and 75th minutes to move onto the championship game with their 3-0 victory.

Monroe 2 - Carlson 0
Carlson settled for a match in the 3rd-4th place game against Monroe for the final match on their day. The Marauders were without key players a/c injuries and just didn't have enough energy to run with Monroe. Monroe got 2 goals in this one and gave Carlson there second loss on the day. Carlson is now 3-4-0 and will travel to Allen Park on Monday for a league match.
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Birmingham Roeper 1 - Hudsonville Freedom Christian 0
David Veillette scored in the first half for the only goal of the game, as Roeper made the 3-hour trip to the West side of the state. The two schools haven't faced in four or five years, since meeting in the University Liggett Tournament. The matchup was supposed to be a six-team tournament between the River Valley and the MIAC, but after last year's event was rained out, all but two teams pulled out. Roeper improves to 1-2 and Freedom Christian falls to 2-1. Roeper next plays Monday at Genesse Christian and Freedom next plays Friday and Saturday in the Liggett Tournament.

Elk Rapids Invitational

Elk Rapids 2 - Gaylord 0

Cadillac 8 - Muskegon Catholic Central 0

Elk Rapids 2 - Cadillac 2

Gaylord 8 - Muskegon Catholic Central 0

Cadillac 0 - Gaylord 0

Elk Rapids 8 - Muskegon Catholic Central 0

Elk Rapids won the Tournament

Cadillac is 3-2-1

Canton 6 - Walled Lake Western 0
Canton traveled to Walled Lake Western for a KLAA crossover game and defeated the Warriors, 6-0.
Bobby Budlong (sophomore) opened the scoring in the 23rd minute off a pass in the box from Brian Berinti (junior). Budlong notched a second goal with nine to play in the half, when a through ball from Tyler Winningham (junior) released him on a run up the middle of the field.
Budlong and Winningham connected again just seven minutes into the second half, when Winningham’s cross found Budlong on the back post to complete the midfielder's hat trick. Five minutes later, Budlong’s shot from the top of the box was deflected by Daniel Ovesea (sophomore) to make the score 4-0. Canton scored twice more in the last 11 minutes of the match – the first on a through ball from Connor Furgason (junior) to Bryan Ren (junior), and the second when Shean Krolicki (junior) laid a ball off to Garrett Derian-Toth (senior) in the box with just two minutes to play.
Goalkeeper Brandon Laabs (senior) earned his second shutout of the week, having blanked Novi last night, 4-0. This was Canton’s third consecutive shutout, and raised the Chiefs’ record to 3-1-1.

Farmington 1 - Livonia Churchill 0

Groves 2 - Walled Lake Central 0
Groves scored 10 minutes into the game on a goal by John Prentice assisted by Zach Olmstead. They added another 3 minutes into the 2nd half from Dan Parker assisted by Adrian Davies. Groves improves to 3-2 on the season.

Redford Union 6 - Wayne Memorial 0
RU goals by: Francis Mensah (2), Jarrett DeKlien (3), Lewis Ellis (1), Redford Union is now 3-0-0

Cranbrook 4 - Lutheran Westland 0
Cranbrook is now 1-0

Dearborn 5 - Trenton 0
Ahmad Jawad scored three goals and Mustafa Raychouni and Ahmad Sabbagh also added goals

Dearborn 1 - Dearborn Divine Child 0
In a very hard fought and close game between the rivals. Ali Jawad had the only goal late in the first half. Ramee Naja had both shut-outs. Dearborn is 4-2 on the year.

Dearborn Edsel Ford 4 - Trenton 1

Dearborn Divine Child 1 - Dearborn Edsel Ford 0

Farmington 3 - Dearborn Edsel Ford 0

Rochester Stoney Creek 3- Traverse City West 1
Stoney Creek goals scored by Vince Viggato (assist Ryan Finstad) Scott Alampi and Nick Marn. Sheldon Medici in net for Stoney Creek.

Grosse Ile 3 - Milan 0

Grosse Ile JV 2 - Milan JV 0

Dexter 4 - Chelsea 0
Chelsea fell victim to Dexter tonight 4-0 in the first round game of the CHS invitational. Games resume Saturday at Chelsea beginning at 9am. Chelsea is now 2-3. Dexter is now 1-4-0

Chelsea JV 0 - Dexter JV 0

Plymouth Christian 4 - University Liggett 2
PCA Stays Undefeated With A Win Over Liggett.
University of Liggett came to PCA and drew blood first. In the first 10 minutes of the game Capt. Joseph Simon blew past outside right back defender, Jacon Bailey, and tucked one in the left corner of the net past PCA goalkeeper Jayme Putney. About 10 minutes later PCA leveled the score as PCA junior capt., Dan Mullett, moved in and out throughout the Liggett defenders and laid a brilliant cross that junior forward Alex Chapman buried in the left corner. Liggett went up 2-1 as forward Austin Kidder kicked in a loose ball in front of the PCA net. Again, PCA came back to even up the score as sophomore Dan Ross rocketed a beautiful 25 yard left-footed blast past ULS goalkeeper junior Mike Meyering. It went to half tied at 2-2.
In the 2nd half a determined PCA scored first as junior Dan Mullett slotted in a quick shot into the right corner of the net. The 4th and last goal of the game for PCA came from Dan Ross as he scored on a long 40 yard run and shot past the keeper. Liggett was held scoreless in the 2nd half in spite of great pressure on PCA's defense. Senior captain and PCA sweeper, Travis DeKruyter, played outstanding defense along with outside back, Josh Middleton, and defensive stopper Kurtis McKenzie.
The win for PCA is their 2nd out of their 1st 2 conference games in a tough MIAC Blue division. Overall PCA is still unfeated at 4-0-1. Next up is Lutheran-Westland at their home field next Tuesday, August 31 at 4:30pm.

Salem 4 - Lake Orion 2

Lake Orion JV 0 - Salem JV 0

Woodhaven 5 - Ypsilanti 0
The Warriors of Woodhaven were victorious on their trip to Ypsi. The Warriors were able to take advantage of a few breaks and get the jump on their hosts. Woodhaven opened the scoring at the eight minute mark when Zack Bennett fired home from close range following a nice pass from Mario Konja. At the nineteen minute mark, Mario Konja converted a penalty kick for a two goal lead. Half time 2-0. Second half, still very competitive, but it was the Warriors who notched the next goal when Tony DiResta won the ball and side stepped the keeper to slide the ball into the open net, following a pass from Alan Guzman. Three minute later, Tony grabbed his second when he won the ball from his keeper's punt and worked his way past two defenders before sliding the ball into the corner of the net. Assist to Jamal Safah. At the 25 minute mark Tony DiResta completed his hat-trick when he out-hustled a defender to gain some room and cut inside the 18 yard box, before firing a nice shot into the corner of the net. Ypsi worked hard and came close on a number of occasions but the Warriors defense stood tall. The shut-out was shared by John Duderstadt and Jamal Safah. Good performances from Tony DiResta, Daniel Scipione, Alan Guzman, Nick Foggia, Austin Carevic, Jamal Safah and Austin Ruddell. Woodhaven's season record stands at 2-1-0 o/all.

Mason 6 - Eaton Rapids 0

Mason JV 5 - Eaton Rapids JV 0

Cesar Chavez 3 - Ferndale 1
Ferndale is 0-1 overall and Cesar Chavez is 1-1 overall. Scoring for Ferndale was senior Anthony Brazeau on a corner kick served by sophomore Aidan Gale.
Senior Kevin Melnick made 8 saves in his first varsity start. Ferndale plays at home Monday against Dearborn Fordson.

Avondale 3 - Waterford Mott 1
Dylan Kennedy (2) and Joe Davison led the Yellowjacket attack early as Avondale (2-1) jumped to a 3-0 lead in the first half. Waterford Mott continued to work hard and Anthony Minando broke the Avondale defense and slotted a ball past Tyler Koontz. Koontz was spectacular throughout the evening until giving up the late goal.

Canton 4 - Novi 0
Canton traveled to Novi tonight and beat the host Wildcats 4-0 in a KLAA crossover game. Mitch Posuniak (junior) opened the scoring eight minutes into the game, on a sliding shot off a cross from Connor Furgason (junior). Less than two minutes into the second half, Nathan Bergeson (junior) scored on a rebound off a shot from Scott Piwowar (sophomore). Bryan Ren (junior) made it 3-0 midway in the half when he intercepted a clear, and Bergeson got his second of the game a couple of minutes after that on a nearly identical play. Canton’s Brandon Laabs (senior) was rarely tested but came up big when he had to, and earned his second shutout of the season. Canton improves to 2-1-1 and Novi drops to 2-1-0 on the season.

Birch Run 4 - Montrose 0
Caleb Slavik 2g; Dallas VanDeusen 1g, 1a; Laban Searson 1g; Matt Grim, Korey Cuthbertson, Josh Filkins 1a each. Keeper Kevin Abdella 1 save for his 3rd shutout of the season. SOG 10-1 BR; Half 1-0 BR; Birch Run 3-0 O/A and 2-0 Tri-Valley East. Next game Elkton Pigeon Bayport Laker Tournament Saturday 8/28/10 10am, 11:30am, 1pm.

Milford 2 - South Lyon East 0
Milford improved to 1-0-1 on the season with a hard-fought win at home over South Lyon East (1-2). Scoring for Milford was junior Dylan Polcyn and freshman Matt Stevenson. Senior captain Beau Prey recorded the shutout in net for the Mavericks.

Brother Rice 4 - West Bloomfield 1
Brother Rice sophomore Russell Cicerone scored all three first half goals with assists going to Cameron Ireland and Adam Gorski (2). West Bloomfield junior Mark Tarnowsky got the Lakers on the board in the second half before Ireland scored the last goal for Rice with Gorski again drawing the assist.

Country Day 3 - Flushing 1
Country Day opened the scoring off a corner kick that resulted in a shot by Hassan Fadel into the upper corner that was handled by a defender resulting in a penalty kick. Kotaro Mitsuhashi scored the P.K. Fadel scored Country Day’s second goal chipping the oncoming keeper from the top of the box. Oliver Harris scored the third goal for the Yellowjackets as he broke in and also chipped the ball into the net from 20 yards. Flushing’s goal was scored off a set piece successfully taken by Jamie Robison. Flushing’s record is 1 - 1. Country Day’s record is 4 - 1.

South Lyon 2 - Pinckney 1
South Lyon is 3-0-2 on the season. Pinckney is 1-5.

Pinckney JV 2 - South Lyon JV 1

Rochester 1 - Clarkston 1

Walled Lake Northern 2 - Berkley 1

Marshall 7 - Battle Creek Central 1
Marshall defeated Battle Creek Central 7-1 to improve to 2-0 on the season. Scoring for Marshall were Alex Reichenbaugh (twice), Dillon Holtz, Andrew DeBrabander, Tyler Blowers, Thane Orban, and Michael Graves. Nick Howard had two assists. Michael Graves and Jordan Pressly each added an assist. Sean Murphy played the first 50 minutes in goal and Cody Thelen finished in goal. Battle Creek Central's Connor Grattan scored for the Bearcats at the 78 minute mark.

Bloomfield Hills Lahser 2 - Bloomfield Hills Andover 1

Grand Blanc 2 - Troy Athens 1

East Lansing 1 - Haslett 1
East Lansing Record: (2-1-2). Haslett (1-1-2).

East Lansing JV 1 - Haslett JV 1
East Lansing record: (5-0-0).

Ypsilanti Lincoln 4 - Jackson 0
The Railsplitters opened up their season with a victory against the Vikings of Jackson. The Railsplitters controlled the majority of the game and held Jackson to only 2 shots on net. Justin Ritchey opens his senior season with the hat trick. Senior Mohammed Kaba earns playmaker of the game with 3 assists. Junior Jeremy Ritchey earns the shutout. Lincoln is 1-0 on the season. Next up for Lincoln is hosting their tournament on Saturday then opening up league play against Pioneer on Aug 31.

Lincoln JV 1 - Jackson JV 0

Woodhaven JV 5 - Ypsilanti JV 2
The Warrior’s travelled to Ypsilanti and came home with a hard fought 5-2 victory. In fast paced, physical match, Woodhaven was led by Justin Coghill with 2 goals and an assist. Thomas Gawlik added a goal and an assist. Trevor Kowalczyk chipped in with 2 goals. Kirkland Ames and Jacob Bak each had an assist. Austin Scipione and Cameron Karagitz had outstanding defensive performances for the Warrior’s. Woodhaven’s record is 2-0-1.

Warren Woods Tower 6 - East Detroit 0
Jacob Warwinski and Sherwin Yang each scored twice. Midhat Livadic added 3 assists. Gordon Kelly and Josh Ajini finished the scoring for the Titans. Keeper Nate D’Addario recorded his second straight shutout.

Birch Run 1 - Caro 0
Korey Cuthbertson took a second half corner kick and bent it into the far post over the outreached arms of the Keeper for the game winner. Birch Run had multiple scoring chances but failed to finish in front of the net. We possessed the ball about as much as you could during a game and just failed to finish. Birch Run keeper Kevin Abdella had 2 saves one of the sensational type on a redirected ball. He also notched his second shutout of the season. SOG 8-2 BR; Birch Run 2-0 O/A and 2-0 TVC-East

Riverview10 - Flat Rock 2
Riverview won 10-2 against Flat Rock on their first league soccer game. Riverview is now 2-0 and 1-0 in the Huron league.

Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 2 - Ypsilanti 1
In a non-league contest Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard defeated Ypsilanti 2-1 at Ypsi. Matt Barera and Bryce Williams scored for Richard with Sean Purcell getting both assists. Richard moves to 2-2-0 on the season.Fraser HS Varsity Boys Soccer program wins their second game of the 2010 campaign against Dakato HS.
Fraser HS (3) v Dakota HS (1). Individual Winner(s) or Outstanding Performance(s). Greg Petty, Mark Trombley, Mike Kepler,each scored a goal. Assists came from Spencer Justin, Greg Petty assiting in two of the three goals. Coach Kick would also like to recognize the efforts of Austin Kim, Spencer Justin, Brandon Weiland, Jordan Krause another solid performance from our sweeper Keith Swistock. Goalie Mike Laritz also caps off another solid game.

Marine City 4 - Clawson 3
In a highly competitive game that went back and forth, Marine City pulled out the win with a goal with 3 minutes remaining. Clawson's Sophomore Tyler Jugon had 2 goals and an assist and Junior Will Pasquin had 1 goal and 1 assist. Marine City 3-0-0 : Clawson 2-1-0.

North Branch 8 - Garber 2
Goals: Dylan Johnson-3, Mike Laakso-2, Cody Schwartz-2, Jeremy Sutton-1. Assist: Dylan Johnson-3, Landon Orr-2, Mike Boshell-1, Ben Ankley-1, Garrett Washington-1. Keeper Saves: Luke Smith 2 saves. Current Record: 1-1 League Record(TVC East): 1-1

Imlay City JV 5 - North Branch JV 0
Keeper Saves: Donley Spencer 8 saves- Jarred Buckner10 saves. Current Record: 0-1

Divine Child Freshman 2 - Rochester Freshman 1

Brighton JV 2 - Rochester JV 1

Brighton 1 - Rochester 0

Harbor Beach 1 - Marlette 0 (OT)
Sometimes it’s not the forwards who have the highlight real. Tonight’s game for the first 80 minutes was full of outstanding defensive plays by both teams, but in the end all that seemed to matter was the play by forwards Seth Guza and Dustin Mazure. Seth drove with the ball to the right corner, suddenly cut back to his left toward the center, and sent a crossing ball to Dustin who was running to the net. The pass was perfectly timed and Dustin headed the ball into the back of the goal.
The Harbor Beach statisticians had Harbor Beach taking thirteen shots, with eight on goal and Marlette having eight shots with six on goal. Aaron O’Neil had the shut out in goal for the Pirates as they advanced their record to 5-0 and 2-0 in league play. Harbor Beach will play at Sandusky on Monday, Aug. 30.

Avondale 2 - Birmingham Seaholm 1
Avondale (1-1) struck first when Joe Davison scored off a free kick served by Ryan Williams. In the second half, Seaholm's Andrew Pryka equilized on a pass from Brandon Welsman. Avondale's Joe Davison scored his second goal of the game with 5 minutes left to earn the victory for the Yellowjackets. Avondale hosts Waterford Mott in a non-league game on Thursday.

Woodhaven JV 2 - Trenton JV 2
Woodhaven tied 2-2 in their home opener. Vinnie Vassalllo led the Warrior’s with a goal and an assist. Cody Briscoe chipped in with a goal. Moises Orozco added an assist. Justin Coghill, Kirkland Ames, Cody Schuckman, Jacob Bak and Tyler Gillespey were outstanding defensively for the 1-0-1 Warrior’s.

Groves 3 - Walled Lake Western 2
Western opened the scoring just 2 minutes into the game with a goal by Kyle Alsheskie. WLW led at half 1-0 Groves came out in the 2nd half and got a goal 8 minutes in by Zach Olmstead assisted by Koby Levin. Dan Parker scored Groves 2nd goal at the 25:15 mark unassisted. Mitch Kontarev got Groves 3rd goal at the 7:01 mark on a great pass by Dan Parker. Matt Klink got WLW final goal with 4 seconds remaining in the game. Groves improves to 2-2 on the season.

Redford Union 7 - Redford Thurston 1
Redford Union defeated crosstown rivals Redford Thurston 7-1. Goals scored for Redford Union, Francis Mensah (4), Lewis Ellis (1), Justin Ruffner (1)and Jarrett DeKlien (1). Redford Thurston goal James Fedishin (1). Redford Union led 2-1 after an evenly matched 1st half..... then came out second half and dominated play scoring 5 more goals. Redford Union is now 2-0-0 so far this season.

Plymouth Christian Academy 3 - Birmingham Roeper 2
It was the first time we've beaten them since 2008. Dan Ross scored the 1st of his 2 goals on a PK in the first when a frustrated Roeper goalkeeper pushed PCA forward, Chris Scagnetti, in the back to take him out of the play. That was all the scoring in the 1st half.
The next 2 goals were for Roeper. Both headers past PCA's freshman keeper Jayme Putney who did an otherwise great job in net. Dan Ross' second goal came exactly half way through the 2nd hald where he buried a shot in the lower left corner of the net. It stayed 2-2 until, with 3 minutes and a beautiful assist from left-footed freshmen, Adam Powlus, Chris Scagnetti buried an awesome header past Roeper's keeper.
Currently PCA is undefeated through it's first 4 games of the season (3-0-1) and (1-0) in the MIAC Blue conference. PCA will play Thursday against University of Liggett at home at 4:30.

Country Day 3 - Flint Powers 0
Country Day improved its record to 3-1. Country Day midfielder John Shekerjian scored early in the second half off a cross from forward Tariq Akeel. Akeel intercepted a ball30 yards out and nailed a dipping shot just under the crossbar. Hassan Fadel finished the scoring of a pass from Oliver Harris. Country Day goalkeepers Zachary Haapala and Andrew Smith earned the teams 2nd shutout of the season.

Hudsonville Freedom Christian 4 - Holland Black River 0
Jesse Snellink scored twice, including a header two minutes into the game, as Freedom Christian earned its second-straight shutout of the season. Freedom (2-0), which changed its name from Freedom Baptist in February, also had goals by Nate Colby and Kody Koster. Freedom, who won the Division 4 state title last fall, outshot Black River 11-5. Freedom next hosts Birmingham Roeper on Saturday at 2 p.m. Black River (2-1-1) plays at Zeeland West tomorrow at 6:45 p.m.

Bloomfield Hills Andover 2 - Troy Athens 2
The Barons continued their strong play on Tuesday night with a hard fought draw in an OAA crossover game against the Red Hawks. Andover's goals came from Junior Captain Nick Shabino and Greg Mitchem (PK). Athen's goals were scored by Tyler Channell (PK) and Alex Serwatka (Sandy Mouch). Andover is now 3-0-1 (OAA White 0-0-0), Athens is now 0-0-1 (OAA Red 0-0-0). On Thursday Andover will be playing crosstown rival Bloomfield Hills Lahser for the Battle Axe.

Lake Orion 5 - Clarkston 0

Lake Orion JV 1 - Clarkston JV 0

Dearborn 7 - Farmington Hills Harrison 1
At Dearborn, Dearborn defeated visiting Harrison 7-1. Harrison opened the scoring in the 8th minute and Dearborn equalized in the 10th on a goal from Ahmad Jawad and assisted by Ali Jawad. The half finished 3-1 in favor of Dearborn with goals added by Mustafa Raychouni and Evan Gage. In the second half, Dearborn saw goals from Mustafa Raychouni (2), Evan Behrendt and Brett Walker. Raychouni finished with three goals while Ahmad Jawad added a goal and three assists and his brother Ali Jawad added two assists. Dearborn is 2-2 after losing to both Novi and Grosse Pointe South 2-1 Saturday and defeating Ann Skyline 4-0 at the first annual Grosse Pointe South Tournament. Harrison is 1-1 on the season after defeating Garden City 2-1 Monday night.

East Lansing 3 - Chelsea1
EL Record (2-1-1).

East Lansing JV 3 - Chelsea JV 0
EL Record (4-0-0).

South Lyon East 5 - Montrose 0
South Lyon East is 1-1-0. Goals were scored by Alan Bates, Joe Dowdell, Dereck Blunden, and Adam Perry.

Marshall 2 - Charlotte 1
Marshall started the season with a 2-1 win over visiting Charlotte in a non-conference match. Dillon Holtz and Thane Orban scored for Marshall. Jordan Presley had an assist. Sean Murphy earned the win in goal with 6 saves. Marshall is in the Southwest Michigan Athletic Conference.

Caro 4 - North Branch 0
N.B. Keeper saves: Luke Smith had 6 saves. North Branch's current record: 0-1; League Record(TVC East): 0-1.

Clawson 5 - East Detroit 0
Clawson's offensive attack was lead by sophmore Tyler Jugon (2 goals, 2 assists) , Junior Will Pasquin (2 goals) and Junior Tyler Lehman (1 goal). Rocky Andrews added an assist. Senior Mitchell Smith controlled the defense to help shut out East Detroit. Clawson 2-0-0 : East Detroit 0-1-0.

Fraser 3 - Warren Mott 0
Fraser HS Varsity Soccer program wins their season opener against Warren Mott HS. Individual winner(s) or outstanding performance(s)
Spencer Justin, Austin Kim, Tom Mok each scored a goal. Assists came from Brandon Weiland and Mark Trombley. Coach Kick would also like to recognize the efforts of Jon Mueller, Corey Foster, Keith Swistock and our goalie Mike Laritz for his first shutout.

Birch Run 8 - Essexville Garber 0
Zach Wenzlick 4 goals, Matt Grim 2 g, 1 a; Dallas VanDeusen 1 g, 2 a; Caleb Slavik 1g, 1 a; Lupe Ruiz, Josh Filkins, Adam Bishop 1 a; Keeper Kevin Abdella 2 saves for the shutout. SOG 21-2 BR; Birch Run 1-0 O/A and 1-0 Tri Valley East.

L'Anse Creuse North 2 - Chippewa 0
The L'Anse Creuse North boys soccer team started out their campaign with a victorous 2-0 win over the visiting Chippewa Big Reds. First half scoring came from a cross by Darian Tosto to Ryan Driscoll his first of the season. 2nd half scoring came from Kyle Formanczyk, assisted by Blaine Sackett on a great cross and mid-air volley into the net. Eni Suvaria led in goal with 9 saves and posting the first shutout of the season. Great game by everyone on the team.

Troy 1 - Avondale 0
Troy's (1-0) Jason Leslie scored late in the first half as the one goal held for the match. Matt Smolinski made many key saves in the second half, including a save on a penalty kick, to earn the shut-out. Avondale (0-1) visits Seaholm on Wednesday.

Harbor Beach 3 - Brown City 1

Woodhaven JV 2 - Allen Park JV 1
The Junior Warrior’s travel to Allen Park and held on to a 2-1 victory. Allen Park started the scoring with a penalty kick. The Warrior’s tied the contest with a corner kick by Mark Ditzhazy in the last minute of the first half. Trevor Kowalczyk scored late into the second half with a goal from 35 yards out that just sailed over the top of the goalie. Cody Schuckman, Tyler Gillespey, Kirkland Ames, Vinnie Vassallo, and Justin Coghill were outstanding for the 1-0 Warrior’s.

Brighton 0 - Brother Rice 0

Lakeland 1 - North Farmington 0
Lakeland scored midway through the first half on a goal by junior Troy Baertson (assist senior Will Schwartz). Senior Ben Lang recorded the shutout in goal.

Southgate 2 - Carlson 1 (OT)
Carlson and Southgate met at the home of the Marauders on this opening night for the Downriver League.The Varsity game was an up and down game that could have gone either way. Both teams seemed to have played cautiously the first 10 minutes before settling in. Carlson scored first on a great restart from Ryan Klosterman that was headed past the Southgate goalkeeper Gideon Massengill by Adam Jones. With 14 minutes left in the first half, Southgate scored when Jared Ursing chipped the Carlson goalkeeper and a Carlson defender nearly saved the goal but a bad bounce for the Maruders tied the match at ones. Both teams played a scoreless second half and went 15 minutes into OT before Jared McCord scored on a service from Richard Bennard that bounced around just inside the 18 yard box before being struck. Southgate wins this one 2-1 OT.

Carlson JV 1 - Southgate JV 0
Carlson took the JV game 1-0 on a goal from Dustin Demitroff in the second half.

Woodhaven 6 - Allen Park 1
The Warriors of Woodhaven were on the road to open up their Downriver League season. Their captains, Mario Konja and Zack Bennett led them to a solid victory against the Jags of Allen Park. The Warriors immediately pushed forward and opened the scoring in just over three minutes when, Mario Konja headed home from a wing cross by Alan Guzman. It was a dream start to the game and the Warriors just kept up the pressure. The Woodhaven offense formation of Mario Konja, Alex Troisi and Tony DiResta were sure fleet footed as this game progressed. At the 12 minute mark, Konja scored again, firing home following a nice chip from Josh Dwornick. Eight minutes into the game, the Warriors took a commanding three goal lead when Austin Carevic slid one home from close range, following a rebound off a John Mertic shot. At the 33 minute mark, Tony DiResta headed home from an Alan Guzman corner. Just before half time, the Allen Park Jags broke the ice with a nice goal from just inside the 18 yard box. HT 4-1. Second half the Warriors felt comfortable with their lead and continued a strong defensive display. Mario Konja nabbed his hat-trick at the 24 minute mark, following a nice pass from Tony DiResta. At the 29 minute mark, Mario capped a brilliant display when he notched number four, after he forced a goalkeeper errror. The assist went to Austin Carevic. The Warrior defense was solid, with Zack Bennett, John Mertic and Nick DiResta having outstanding games, while Josh Dwornick and Alan Guzman controlled midfield. The Warriors record is DRL 1-0-0 and 1-0-0 o/all.....Allen Park are DRL 0-1-0 and 0-1-0 o/all.

Milford 1 - Walled Lake Western 1

Trenton 7 - Melvindale 0

Trenton JV 4 - Melvindale JV 2

Walled Lake Northern 3 - Hartland 0

Oscoda 1 - Cheboygon 0
The Oscoda Owls soccer team made the long rode trip to Cheboygan on Monday night and returned with favorable results, a 1-0 victory. The Owls won their second match of the season in what Head Coach Gary Schneider referred to as "another dominating performance." "The score does not indicate the time of possession in our favor." Oscoda outshot the Chiefs, 31-10. "We hit more posts tonight than we have in some seasons!", was Assistant Coach Tim Colborn's take. "We wasted a lot of scoring opportunities during the match", said Schneider.
Tyler Davie scored his second of the young season at the 64th minute mark. There was a mad scramble in front of the Cheboygan net and on about the third rebound the ball hit Davie in the chest and went into the net.
"Our defense was outstanding again tonight", said Schneider. Senior Brandon McCausey led the way with 13 steals and 10 intercepts. Evan Dennis added 4 steals. Patrick Maher and Kyle McCausey had 6 and 5 intercepts.
Posting his second shutout performance in as many games was Junior Goalkeeper Jeremy Smith. Smith made 10 saves and cleared the zone with many long clearing kicks and punts.
Oscoda's next action will be Saturday when they take part in the Laker Invitational Tournament in Pigeon. Besides the host school, the Owls will face Birch Run and Yale. Last fall the Owls finished second in the tournament.

Oxford 1 - Brandon 0

Grand Blanc 2 - Rochester Adams 1

Walled Lake Central 5 - W. Bloomfield 2

South Lyon 2 - Fenton 0
South Lyon is now 2-0-2 on the season.

South Lyon JV 2 - Fenton JV 1

Redford Union 6 - Riverview Gabriel Richard 1
Redford Union 1-0-0 on the season. Goals scored by Lewis Ellis (1), Francis Mensah (3), Justin Ruffner (1) and Anthony Stadler (1).

Traverse City Central JV 5 - Elk Rapids JV 0
Traverse City Central Junior Varsity is 1-0 and Elk Rapids Junior Varsity is 0-1. Shots on Goals: Traverse City Central Junior Varsity 27 Elk Rapids Junior Varsity 1. Next Game: Traverse City Central Junior Varsity and Varsity is at Jenison, they play today.

Flushing 2 - Goodrich 1
Flushing is in Big Nine. Goodrich is in Genesee Area Conference. Flushing overall record 1-0. Goodrich overall record 0-1.

Eagle Challenge Tourney

First Game:
Lapeer East 8 -Imlay City 0

Second Game:
Oxford 7 - Imlay City 0

Third Game:
Oxford 1 - Lapeer East 0

Oxford 2 - 0
Lapeer East 1 - 1
Imlay City 0 - 2
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Portage Soccer Inivitational

PN 0--2 FHC
PC 0--2 Grand Haven
Okemos 2--0 AA Pioneer
Rockford 3--1 Northville
Saline 0--1 Stoney
EK 5--0 Holt

10:30am
Home Away
BC Lakeview 6--0 Fruitport
Mattawan 0--1 MRP
St. Joseph 0--0 Caledonia
Vicksburg 0--0 South Lyon 2
Plainwell 5--1 Norrix
K-Central 2--1 Bridgman

12pm
Home Away
PN 0--4 Okemos
PC 1--2 Holt
FHC 3--0 Saline
Northville 0--1 Grand Haven
Stoney Creek 0--1 EK
AA Pioneer 0--1 Rockford

1:30pm
Home Away
BC Lakeview 2--0 Bridgman
Mattawan 0--0 Fruitport
MRP 2--0 K-Central
Plainwell 1--1 South Lyon
Vicksburg 1--2 St. Joseph
Norrix 4--0 Caledonia

3:00pm
Home Away
Stoney Creek 1--1 PN
Holt 1--1 FHC
Northville 3--0 PC
EK 5--0 Saline
Okemos 1--1 Rockford
Grand Haven 2--1 AA Pioneer

4:30pm
Home Away
MRP 1--0 BC Lakeview
South Lyon 0--0 Mattawan
St. Joseph 2--3 Plainwell
Fruitport 1--3 K-Central
Bridgman 2--3 Norrix
Caledonia 0--2 Vicksburg
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East Lansing Invitational

Andover 3 - East Lansing 0
The Barons began their season with a terrific performance against East Lansing. Andover's goals came from Andrew Thomas (Nathan Elkus), Jonah Yousif (Nick Shabino) and Junior Captain Nick Shabino (Jonah Yousif). Truman Lorick recorded his 1st shutout of the season. Andover is now 1-0-0 (OAA White 0-0-0).

Andover 2 - Flint Powers 0
The Baron's continued their strong play in their 2nd game of the day. Andover's goals came from Andrew Thomas (Daniel Cole) and Matt Osborn. Truman Lorick and Sam kirshenaum combined for the shutout. Andover is now 2-0-0 (OAA White 0-0-0).

Andover 1 - Waterford Mott 0
The Barons finished off the day with another clean sheet. Andover's goal came from Senior Captain Dylan Jones (Jonah Yousif). Truman Lorick recorded his 2nd full shutout of the day (2.5 total). Andover is now 3-0-0 (OAA White 0-0-0). Andover plays Troy Athens next on Tuesday.

East Lansing 1 - Waterford Mott 1

East Lansing ? - Flint Powers ?

Waterford Mott 4 - Flint Powers 1

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Harbor Beach Soccer @ USA Tournament

Harbor Beach 1 - Cros-Lex 0
Harbor Beach 2 - Saginaw Valley Lutheran 1
Harbor Beach 2 - Bad Axe 1

Harbor Beach opened its 2010 season at the USA invitational Tournament. The Pirates began their quest for a successful season with a tough match against Cros-Lex. In the 30 minute games, controlling the pace is important, and Harbor Beach did just that. Following several good scoring chances Seth Guza tallied the only goal of the game from the right side He placed the ball in the far upper corner of the goal. Tyler Mausolf earned the assist. The Pirates out shot the Pioneers 8-3. Brad Siemen earned his first shutout.
Harbor Beach advanced to play Saginaw Valley Lutheran School and was met with a physical, fast-paced game. Dustin Mazure scored first for the Pirates in the first minute. He received a pass from Scott Grekowicz, pushed into the penalty box on the left side and shot. The shot hit the onrushing keeper and popped into the air, arching into the goal as two defenders for Valley Lutheran scrambled back in an attempt to make the save.
In the second half, Valley tied up the game with a goal by Adam Kundinger in the seventh minute. Kundinger claimed a short goal kick just outside the penalty box, dribbled acrossed the center to the right side and send a short chip over the keeper for the score.
Seth Guza scored the winning goal with just a few seconds left to give the Pirates their second victory. He trapped a lofted pass from Grekowicz and bounced the ball in from 12 yards out on the right side. Aaron O’Neil earned the win as keeper.
With the win the Pirates advanced to the championship game against the Bad Axe Hatchets, winners over host USA. Harbor Beach jumped on the Hatchets with a quick goal 22 seconds into the game. Seth Guza drove the ball to the right corner and sent a crossing pass over to Andrew Siemen at the far left post. Siemen leaped into the air and headed the ball down into the goal on a pretty play.
In the 14th minute, the Hatchets tied the score. The hatchets took a hard shot from about 25 yards out. The HB keeper bobbled the ball and Bad Axe’s left forward was there to finish the play at the goal.
Early in the second half Andrew Siemen scored again when Scott Grekowicz sent a perfect pass to through the defenders on the left side. Seimen took a quick shot to the near left post that was just out of the keepers reach.
Harbor Beach will play on Monday in Brown City at 5 PM.
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West Side Shootout

South Haven 2 - AA Gabriel Richard 0.
Hackett Catholic 2 - Williamston 2.
Stevensville Lakeshore 2 - Holland 2.
AA Greenhills 1 - North Muskegon 0.
Muskegon Orchard View 6 - Olivet 1.
Shelby 1 - GR Northpointe Christian 0.

Williamston 3 - Muskegon Orchard View 1.
AA Gabriel Richard 5 - Hackett Catholic 2.
Stevensville Lakeshore 4 - Shelby 1.
GR Northpointe Christian 5 - Olivet 1.
South Haven 3 - North Muskegon 1.
Holland 1 - AA Greenhills 0.

South Haven 1 - Stevensville Lakeshore 0.
AA Greenhills 4 - Hackett Catholic 2.
Holland 4 - Williamston 1.
GR Northpointe Christian 2 - Muskegon Orchard View 1.
Shelby 4 - AA Gabriel Richard 1.
North Muskegon 7 - Olivet 1.
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Carslon Kick-Off Classic

Carlson 1 - Grosse Ile 2

Garden City 1 - Chelsea 2

Garden City 0 - Carlson 1

Chelsea 1 - Grosse Ile 0

Chelsea 2 - Carlson 3

Grosse Ile 6 - Garden City 0

Champions: Grosse Ile

Runner-Ups: Carlson

Scoring for the Marauders were:

Mitchell Compean

Nick Rhodes (2 goals)

Adam Jones (2 goals)

Scoring for Grosse Ile were: Zach Johnson, Majd Khytaz (3 goals), Petar Raskovich, Andy Smith, Joey Robinson.
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East Lansing High School Soccer Invitational

JV Teams: Andover, Flint Powers, East Lansing, Mott (Waterford)

Round 1

EL 6 - Andover 0
Mott 4 - Flint Powers 3

Round 2

EL 6 - Mott 0
Andover 1 - Flint Powers 1

Round 3

EL 6 - Flint Powers 0
Andover 5- Mott 4

Tournament Standings

East Lansing (3-0-0)
Andover (1-1-1)
Mott (1-2-0)
Flint Powers (0-2-1)

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Auburn Bay City Western Invitational

Midland 2 - Traverse City Christian 1

Traverse City Christian 4 - Flint Kearsley 0

Auburn Bay City Western 1 - Traverse City Christian 0

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Traverse City West Invitational

Clarkston 2 - Traverse City Central 0

Rochester 1 - Traverse City West 0

Warren De La Salle 2 - Traverse City Central 1

Clarkston 2 - Traverse City West 1

Traverse City Central 2 - Rochester 0

Traverse City West 1 - Warren De La Salle 1

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Balconi Invitational

UD Jesuit 1 - Canton 0

Catholic Central 1 - Salem 0

Midland Dow 2 - Plymouth 0

Walled Lake Northern 2 - Dexter 0

Catholic Central 2 - UD Jesuit 0

Canton 1 (4-3 on PKs) - Salem 1

Walled Lake Northern 2 - Midland Dow 1

Plymouth 1 - Dexter 0

Canton 3 - Dexter 0

Plymouth 2 - UD Jesuit 1

Salem 2 - Midland Dow 0

CHAMPIONSHIP

Walled Lake Northern 1 - Catholic Central 0

Records:

Walled Lake Northern 3-0-0

Catholic Central 2-1-0

Plymouth 2-1-0

Canton 1-1-1

Salem 1-1-1

UD Jesuit 1-2-0

Midland Dow 1-2-0

Dexter 0-3-0

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Advancing on PKs. Game ended regulation in 1-1 tie. Lahser tied the game with about one minute left in the first half, on a corner kick by Alex Landschulz, which was directed to the goal by Jake Landis, and then "cleared" into the goal by Farmington . In shoot-out, seniors Jamie Peters, Alex Landschulz and Jake Landis scored for Lahser. Evan Wahl stopped 3 out of 4 shots taken by Farmington to obtain the victory, and move Lahser into the finals of the Detroit Country Day School Soccer Tournament.

Seaholm 2 – Pickney 1

Lutheran North 3 – Groves 0

West Bloomfield 3 – Country Day 0

Lahser 1 – Farmington 0 (shootout)

Round Three

7th place – Groves 4 – Pickney 0

5th place – Seaholm 1 – Lutheran North 0

3rd place – Country Day 2 – Farmington 1 (shootout)

1st place – Lahser 6 – West Bloomfield 2

Lahser won the DCDS Soccer Tournament for the first time, and improved its record to 3-0, by defeating West Bloomfield 6-2. In scoring, A Landschulz scored the 3 goal "hat trick", M Henderson had a goal and 3 assists, E Kelly a goal and an assist, J Peters a goal, and J Landis 2 assists. Lahser led from the start, and West Bloomfield could not overcome Lahser's offensive pressure and the concerted defensive team effort. Evan Wahl stopped 4 out of 6 shots for his third victory.

Southgate 5 - Riverview Gabriel Richard 1
Southgate improves to 1-0-0 on the season. Gabriel Richard drops to 0-1-0 on the season.

The Oscoda Owls varsity soccer team opened their 2010 fall campaign last night with a non-conference match against Houghton Lake. The Owls beat the Bobcats, 5-0 under the lights in Houghton Lake.
Oscoda's top offensive threat was Sophomore, Kyle Wheatley. Wheatley scored two goals and assisted on two more during the match. Kyle McCausey, Josh DeOrnellas and Tyler Davie all found the back of the net during the match. McCausey, Evan Dennis and Anthony Alderete each picked up an assist.
Jeremy Smith was stellar in goal, earning the shutout with 13 saves. Defender Buddy Jackson preserved the shutout late in the second half when he stopped a shot on goal and took the ball out of danger, earning a non-keeper save.
The defense was led by Senior, Brandon McCausey who collected 11 steals and 14 intercepts. In the process McCausey set a new school record for career steals at 205. Evan Dennis added 6 steals and 2 intercepts.
"The boys played well and the passing improved as the game went on", stated Oscoda Head Coach Gary Schneider. "I was happy with the effort overall and got quality time from my entire bench."
The Owls travel north to Cheboygan on Monday for a 6:00pm match. They then return to the Laker Invitational Tournament on Saturday. The Owls took second place in the tournament last year. Oscoda's record is now 1-0 and Houghton Lake starts out 0-1.

In the first game of the Chelsea tournament. Riverview won 2-0. Senior Brad Stewart scored both goals for Riverview. The first was with 17 minutes left in the first half off a pass from Senior Mike Kowalski. Brad then finished off the scoring in the second half on a nice free kick from about 25 yards out. Freshman Matt Bacon got the shut out in goal making 6 saves. The defense played very strong, headed by Kyle Aguis, C.J. Suyak, Kevin Glime, and Gabe Dahl. The midfield, J.R. Bondadies, Hermes Toska, John Heit and Dan Dinion, also played strong. Our next game is Wednesday at Flat Rock, for our first league game. Both Riverview and Crestwood will play Chelsea and Dexter next Saturday to finish out the East side of the Chelsea bracket. Riverview is now 1-0 and Crestwood is 0-1.

Clawson 2 - St. Clair 1
In a early MAC Gold Division contest, Tyler Lehman scored a 1st half goal for Clawson on a nice pass from Will Pasquin. St. Clair tied the game before the half on a lose ball in the box. Tyler Jugon scored the winning goal midway thru the 2nd half. Clawson 1-0-0 : St. Clair 0-1-0.

Country Day 33rd Annual High School Soccer Tournament

Country Day 2 – Pickney 0

West Bloomfield 2 – Seaholm 1

Farmington 2 – Lutheran North 1

Lahser 4 - Groves 0

M Henderson, E Kelly, B Wietecha and J Landis scored; J Peters, L Elisevich and J Landis assisted in opening round 4-0 victory over Groves in Detroit Country Day School Soccer Tournament. Carson, Reitmyer, Kelly(s) Peters, Yun, Wietecha and the team as a whole played tough defense to aid goaltender Evan Wahl (a perfect 5 saves on 5 shots on goal) earn the shutout, and move Lahser into the semi-finals of the DCDS Tournament.

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